Faq Category: Slip and Falls

If you slip and fall during a snowstorm, you may have a case for compensation under certain circumstances. If the condition that caused your fall already existed before the storm, or if the condition worsened after something the owner did, you may have a case.If you slipped and fell after a snowstorm, your case will…

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Pedestrians have a better chance of avoiding slips and falls during winter weather when they walk cautiously, wear appropriate footwear, and use railings and other secure objects for support. These actions might not always avoid a fall. However, they are some of the most effective ways that pedestrians can avoid slip and fall accidents on…

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The most common injuries from slipping on ice include back injuries and fractures. Cuts and bruises are common in minor falls, while more significant injuries are possible in serious cases. This could include spinal cord injuries or traumatic brain injuries.The Severity of Injuries from Slipping on Ice Can VaryInjuries resulting from slipping on ice can…

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If you suffered a slip and fall accident on snow and ice, the liable party may be: The person or company that owns the property The person or company hired to look after the property Any person to whom the owner has ceded control of the property A combination of the above Shoveling and De-Icing…

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Property owners can prevent slip and fall accidents on ice and snow by clearing snow and ice accumulations, using mats and salt to soak up melted snow, and frequently checking walkways and parking lots for winter-related slip and fall hazards.Property owners have a legal obligation to keep their properties free of unreasonable dangers. This includes…

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You can sue for a slip and fall accident on ice in a parking lot under certain circumstances. The best way to find out if you have a potential premises liability case is to discuss your fall with a team member from our personal injury law firm on Long Island.In some cases, it will be…

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The injuries you can get from a fall include broken bones, spinal injuries, nerve damage, traumatic brain injuries, head injuries, cuts and bruises, muscle strains, shoulder dislocation, sprained ankles or wrists, knee damage, and emotional trauma. Unfortunately, slip or trip and fall cases are fairly common and the injuries associated can have an extensive impact…

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When asking “Are slip and fall cases hard to win?” it is important to note that every slip or trip and fall case is different. There is no denying that slip or trip and fall cases can be difficult, as there are several factors involved and you must be able to provide sufficient proof of…

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