Slip & Fall Attorneys
Representing People Injured Due to Negligence
For more than 30 years, Attorney Steven T. Snow and his team of lawyers have been successfully litigating cases of personal injury caused by the negligence of another person or entity.
An injury can happen when you least expect it. You may be walking through a privately-owned store or a public building. Working at a business office or on a job site. Or walking or jogging on a sidewalk or public pathway. Regardless, defective conditions create hazardous environments that put people at risk every day.
Slip and fall injuries are often caused by:
Wet floors and improperly stored merchandise
Building code violations such as uneven steps and surfaces, no handrails and unmaintained environments
Safety code violations at construction worksites
Uneven roadways, sidewalks and pathways
Determine if a Premises Liability Claim Should Be Pursued
Property owners have a legal obligation to maintain their property in a reasonably safe condition; to inspect and make safe any known dangerous or defective condition existing on the premises. Premises liability claims should be pursued against property owners whose negligence has caused you to suffer your injury. These vary in complexity, ranging from simple claims such as falling merchandise in a store to more complicated claims such as poorly maintained property or building code violations. The viability of these claims may depend upon ‘actual notice’ or ‘constructive notice’ on the part of the individual, business or entity that owns the property, rather than on the extent of your injuries.
Don’t Be Pressured to Make Decisions Quickly
Insurance companies will often try to settle slip-and-fall cases involving serious accidents as quickly as possible. This helps to protect themselves from compensating you for any problems which may arise in the future. Don’t be tempted to accept a settlement because your medical bills are mounting up. Instead, understand how your medical diagnosis will affect you now and possibly for the rest of your life.
Protect Your Right to Seek Damages
Injured individuals have the right to seek damages caused by the negligence of another person or entity. Injuries often require extensive medical treatment, physical therapy and rehabilitation. Efforts should be focused on securing the compensation you need to heal from your injuries and move forward with your life. Compensation includes objective damages – medical expenses (current and future), lost wages and the potential loss of earning capacity. Compensation may include subjective damages – permanency of impairment or disability as well as scarring, physical pain, mental suffering and loss of spousal consortium.
In the event that death is caused by someone else’s negligence, the heirs can pursue a wrongful death claim. Punitive damages may be awarded for gross negligence or willful and reckless conduct.
Injured due to another’s negligence?
Contact Snow Law Firm
If you, your spouse, significant other, partner or child has been injured as a result of someone else’s negligence, contact Snow Law Firm to schedule a free consultation at our office.
We'll evaluate your case and determine your legal options so you can receive the compensation you deserve.
If you are hospitalized or incapacitated, Attorney Snow will arrange to personally meet with you.
NO FEE
Unless We Successfully Resolve Your Case
Snow Law Firm takes personal injury cases on a contingency-fee basis. This means you will not have to pay any upfront costs and will not be charged for out-of-pocket expenses until your case is resolved and Snow Law Firm has successfully secured a settlement, award or jury verdict on your behalf.
Snow Law Firm represents a variety of personal injury claims that cause:
Traumatic brain injury
Skull fracture
Concussion/post-concussion syndrome
Spinal cord injury
Head and neck injury
Herniated discs
Compression fractures
Back injury
SI joint injury
Pelvic, femur, femoral neck and radius fractures
Displaced, compound, comminuted and stress fractures
Broken bones and dislocated shoulders/clavicle fractures
Unanesthetized amputations
Disfiguring scarring
Emotional trauma/mental anguish
Physical pain/mental suffering
Loss of consortium
Permanent partial disability
Permanency of injury
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