In the age of social media, people are constantly filming, streaming, or taking photos in public spaces. But if you were injured while filming or livestreaming on public property in North Carolina—whether from a fall, faulty infrastructure, or someone else’s negligence—you may have the right to pursue a personal injury claim.
At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we help clients who were hurt during creative or professional activities in public spaces.
📷 Common Public Filming Injury Scenarios
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Tripping on broken sidewalks or uneven pavement
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Falling into unmarked holes or construction areas
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Being hit by a vehicle or cyclist while distracted filming
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Equipment injuries from tripods, lighting, or drones
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Being shoved or harassed while streaming in crowds
🏛️ Who Could Be Liable?
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City or county governments (for unsafe infrastructure or poor maintenance)
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Other individuals acting recklessly or aggressively
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Event organizers if filming occurred at a festival or rally
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Construction companies or contractors working nearby
📋 What to Do If You’re Injured While Filming
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Stop filming and get medical help immediately
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Take photos and videos of the scene and hazards
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Get names and contact info from witnesses
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Report the incident to local authorities or public works
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Talk to an experienced personal injury lawyer
💰 What Compensation Might You Receive?
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Medical expenses
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Equipment repair or replacement costs
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Lost income (especially for content creators)
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Pain and suffering
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Future treatment or therapy
⚖️ Why Burt’s Law, PLLC?
We understand how fast content creation and public life move—but if you’re hurt while engaging in either, you deserve to be protected. We’ll help you understand your rights and fight for your recovery.
📞 Call Today: (866) BURTS-LAW
🌐 Visit: www.burtslaw-nc.com
🆓 Free consultation – Let’s talk about your case.
