According To This Guide, Someone
Else May Be To Blame If You Fall In
The Snow
This winter has seen some
severe winter storms, and
despite coronavirus
lockdowns and closures,
people still need to do
essential things like shop for
groceries or pick up take-
out food.
But if you get injured from falling on ice
or snow, do you know who is liable for
your injuries? Find out in this new
guide by Console & Associates P.C.
In the guide, you're provided
with detailed advice on what
should be done in the event of a
slip or fall accident due to
snowy and icy surfaces.
When walkways and
entrances are icy,
slips and falls are
unfortunately very
common.
These slips and falls, if left unattended to,
can lead to severe and long-lasting injuries
which in turn can affect your job attendance
or performance. Medical bills and lost wages
can cause financial hardship.
The article also highlights the
universal fact that falling is one
of the leading causes of
preventable injury in the
United States.
Some of the most common
injuries that occur from slip
and fall accidents are
sprains and strains,
fractures and broken bones,
back and spinal injuries,
head injuries, and brain
damages.
According to the article, slip and fall
accidents are a leading cause of spine
injury in the United States, causing about
31 percent of all new spinal cord injuries
each year.
Property owners may be liable
for slip and fall injuries. Anyone
injured in a slip and fall accident
should contact a skilled attorney
to evaluate their case.
Click on the link in the description
to find out more!