A man is suing the city of L.A. claiming a broken sidewalk was the cause of an accident he suffered while riding a Bird scooter, one that left him paralyzed. Now, his attorney is issuing a warning to all riders.
So he was surprised to get a letter from the scooter company that said he owed them a third of a million dollars."It's a life-changing accident," said Daniel Peña."I have good days and I have bad days.
Peña and his attorney said the broken sidewalk caused him to lose control. He hit his head against a tree.In the lawsuit, there are photos showing the pavement being uneven by three inches. It claims there is also trash and debris, which is hazardous.
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