What is Negligent Entrustment?

You may want to retain Negligent entrustment of property in Los
Angeles attorneys for many reasons. Negligent entrustment arises in many ways. Typically, the jury instructions define negligent entrustment as an injury that proximately was caused by a tortfeasor entrusting his or her property to another person he or she know or should have known in the hands of someone he knows or should have known was not properly trained, or qualified to use, manage or control that property. Therefore, it is reasonable foreseeable that the misuse of the property can lead to a risk serious risk of harm or injury to another such as
childhood injuries.

When determining whether your negligent entrustment lawyer has a case for this cause of action, courts will focus on the forseeability of the harm to injured victims. If the harm was a foreseeable risk, then the court looks to see if the defendant’s conduct in entrusting the thing, such as a business, car of gun
would have likely caused the resulting harm.

Negligent Entrustment of Motor Vehicles

Negligent entrustment of a motor vehicle is a very typical form of
negligent entrustment claims in LA. An example could be a pizza delivery guy who doesn’t have a driver’s license driving a pizza delivery truck owned by the pizza place. It could be a vehicle owner entrusting his car or truck to a drunk or doped up driver. This tort also involves situations such as a parent
letting his kids borrow the family car, even though the kids have several speeding and reckless driving tickets with at fault accidents.

Negligent Entrustment of a Firearm

Negligent entrustment of a firearm could lead to a school
shooting massacre. It’s not just guns though, it could apply
anytime a dangerous product is loaned to someone not qualified to
use it. So naturally, guns, machetes, knives and poisons can all
create negligent entrustment liability. Not just firearms are
dangerous.

Contact Los Angeles personal injury attorneys at 888-400-9721 to learn more from a negligent entrustment of property lawyer.