Slip and Fall

A personal injury can be an overwhelming and complicated experience, and understanding the legal procedure can be difficult. Knowing when to seek the assistance of an attorney can be the difference between receiving the money you deserve after being injured.

If you recently slipped, tripped, or fell on a sidewalk that was broken and has had extensive injuries or medical bills from the occurrence, you might have the opportunity to file a lawsuit for your personal injuries or damages. At the Law Offices of Reid B.

Accidents happen all the time, but in some cases, especially accidents that occur during routine work, there may be certain liabilities that can be pursued through a lawsuit to ensure you get appropriate compensation for your injuries.

Slip and fall cases don’t always produce the kind of damage that a 25-foot fall would, but they can still be extremely serious. If you slip or fall on someone else’s property and are injured because of negligence, contact an attorney who knows how to handle your case appropriately as soon as possible. Reid B.

The holidays are a time for family, friends, and fun. But they can also be a time for accidents and injuries. You may wonder what to do if you or someone you love has been injured in an accident.

Slips and falls are the leading cause of workers' compensation claims in the United States, and they're also a leading cause of death and injury for people of all ages. What causes these accidents? And more importantly, how can we prevent them?

If you have suffered an injury in a slip and fall, you should take a few crucial steps to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Here are the five most important things to do if you have sustained injuries in a slip and fall.

A personal injury claim can give you the justice and compensation you deserve after an accident.

The winter months blanket most of the country in treacherous layers of snow and ice. New York sees its fair share of winter weather that can make foot travel unsafe if not properly addressed. Here are some things to know if you were hurt in a slip and fall accident on snow and/or ice.

New York City has a reputation for being incredibly walkable. After all, it is home to over 12,000 miles of sidewalks, which should allow locals and tourists alike to get around easily on foot. Unfortunately, these paths are often left to degrade until they become unsafe for public use.