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- Sidewalks Responsibility Of Property Owners
- Injuries Resulting From Faulty Appliances
- Injuries Caused By Dangerous Stairways
- Lead Poisoning
- Injuries Resulting From Icy Or Snowy
- Improperly Designed Pedestrian Ramps
- Elevator Injuries
- Superintendent Negligence
- Liquor Liability Accidents
- Ceiling Collapse Injuries
- Cracked Sidewalk Accidents
- Insufficient Security
Injuries Resulting From Icy Or Snowy
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Property Owner Negligence Leads to Icy Slip-And-Fall Injuries
Slippery conditions created by snow and ice can lead to extremely serious injuries when people slip and fall on roadways, driveways and parking lots. Many of these injuries could be easily avoided if the responsible parties would take the necessary care to ensure that their property is adequately maintained and free from hazards.
Snow and ice slip-and-fall accidents frequently cause injuries far more serious than people initially realize. Victims commonly suffer broken wrists, arms, and hips from instinctive attempts to break a fall, as well as traumatic brain injuries from striking pavement or concrete. Spinal injuries — including herniated discs and lumbar fractures — are particularly common and can result in chronic pain, limited mobility, or permanent disability. Soft tissue injuries to knees, shoulders, and ankles may not be immediately apparent but can require surgery and months of rehabilitation. The true cost of these injuries often extends well beyond emergency treatment to include lost wages, long-term physical therapy, and diminished quality of life.
If you have suffered a serious injury because a property owner failed to attend to dangerous snowy or icy conditions, you have the right to seek damages from the negligent parties. At the Cerchione Hurowitz Law Group LLP law firm, we dedicate our entire practice to protecting the rights of injury victims.
Our New York snow and ice injury lawyers are committed to helping every client recover 100 percent of the compensation available under the law. Call us for a free consultation at 646-666-3030 .
Experienced Slip-And-Fall Injury Lawyers
It is the responsibility of the property owner to keep parking lots and driveways clear of ice and snow. Building owners are responsible for their adjacent sidewalks and curb cuts. Our personal injury attorneys have extensive experience handling a broad range of these cases. We prepare every case as if it is going to trial, and our opponents know that we will not hesitate to take your case to court in order to protect your interests.
Snow and ice injury cases are rarely straightforward. Establishing liability often requires documenting when the hazard formed, how long it existed, and whether the responsible party had actual or constructive notice of the dangerous condition. Our attorneys gather weather records, maintenance logs, surveillance footage, and witness testimony to build cases that hold up under scrutiny. When defendants are large corporations, property management companies, or government entities, they typically have experienced legal teams working to minimize exposure — which is why having trial-ready counsel matters. We don’t settle for less than our clients deserve, and defendants know we are fully prepared to take cases to verdict when a fair resolution isn’t offered.
Call Our New York Lawyers About Snow And Ice Injuries
Contact our New York City law firm today to discuss your slip-and-fall accident injuries. We are available during regular business hours and by appointment evenings and weekends. You can reach us by phone at 646-666-3030 . We take every personal injury case on a contingency basis which means that you don’t pay any attorney’s fees unless we recover compensation for you.
Written By Gregory T. Cerchione
Widely known throughout the legal community, Gregory T. Cerchione is a principal at Cerchione Hurowitz Law Group LLP, and one of the driving forces behind the firm’s growth and success. As an esteemed member of the New York legal community,
Premises Accident Practice Areas
- Sidewalks Responsibility Of Property Owners
- Injuries Resulting From Faulty Appliances
- Injuries Caused By Dangerous Stairways
- Lead Poisoning
- Injuries Resulting From Icy Or Snowy
- Improperly Designed Pedestrian Ramps
- Elevator Injuries
- Superintendent Negligence
- Liquor Liability Accidents
- Ceiling Collapse Injuries
- Cracked Sidewalk Accidents
- Insufficient Security

