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Do have any rights on a law suit other than workman's com ?

Answered 7 months ago by attorney David Abels   |   1 Answer
I would recommend you consult with a personal injury lawyer in your state that handles work comp and/or slip and fall cases. If you were on the job, you might be limited to work comp. However, if there was negligence on the part of a third party that created an unnatural accumulation of ice, you could possibly have a case. Laws vary greatly by state for premises liability, so it would be best to consult with a lawyer in your area. Disclaimer: This response is for general informational purposes only and does not create an attorney–client relationship. You should consult with a licensed attorney about your specific situation.... Read More
I would recommend you consult with a personal injury lawyer in your state that handles work comp and/or slip and fall cases. If you were on the... Read More

Can I sue for negligence involving a broken foot?

Answered 3 years and a month ago by attorney Hon. Max L Rosenberg   |   1 Answer
I am interested in talking with you further.  This is the kind of slip and fall we are familliar with and handle regularly.  Regarding the inconvenience from your facility,  it doesn't factor into the bigger picture of your injury. Please contact us at your earliest. 203.870.6700.... Read More
I am interested in talking with you further.  This is the kind of slip and fall we are familliar with and handle regularly.  Regarding the... Read More

What are my options concerning a fall from a rotted deck in a rented house?

Answered 3 years and 11 months ago by attorney Hon. Max L Rosenberg   |   1 Answer
A personal injury case is comprised of three ingredients 1) liability - I think you are good with that if you can show that the landlord had notice of the defective premises. 2) damages - how badly were you injured? Are any injuries permanent? 3) Pockets - does the homeowner have insurance?  If not, do they have other assets?  My office handles these types of cases regularly. We focus on personal injury.  Please feel free to contact us for further information and or assistance. 203. 870.6700.  Also, there is no money out of pocket with an attorney on this type of case as the attorney fees are contingent pursuant to statute.... Read More
A personal injury case is comprised of three ingredients 1) liability - I think you are good with that if you can show that the landlord had notice... Read More

Can I file a claim for trip and fall

Answered 4 years and 4 months ago by attorney Hon. Max L Rosenberg   |   1 Answer
You might have been able to make a claim at the time of the accident depending on the defect in the sidewalk. However, the statute of limitation in Connecticut is 2 years from the date of injury. So even if your injury occured at the end of June, you are roughly 4 months and 4 days past the end of your statute of limitations.  Furthermore, if this sidewalk belonged to the municipality, your SOL is even shorter.  There is such a thing as tolling of statute of limitations in rare circumstances but based on what you are providing,  I find it highly unlikely?  Please feel free to contact me for more information. 203-870-6700... Read More
You might have been able to make a claim at the time of the accident depending on the defect in the sidewalk. However, the statute of limitation in... Read More

Do I have a legitimate case against the town/state, whoever is reaponsible for clearing snow and ice from public parking?

Answered 12 years and a month ago by Tony Sheffy (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
You may have a claim but it depends on a number of conditions : the ice had to be on the ground long enough for the state/town to know about it and have time to clear it and 2: there cannot be any fault on your part in falling ( wearing inappropriate shoes for example is a common defense). For more information contact me at 860-919-5810 Atty Tony Sheffy.... Read More
You may have a claim but it depends on a number of conditions : the ice had to be on the ground long enough for the state/town to know about it and... Read More
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