As the weather turns cold and the ice starts to claim our grounds, you may wonder about the responsibilities a property owner has to fulfill. What extent can a landlord or commercial tenant be liable in the event of a slip and fall injury due to snow or ice? Under Connecticut law, a property owner has a legal obligation to remove or treat dangerous accumulations of snow or ice on the property. If you have been injured due to the lack of snow/ice removal, contact our slip and fall lawyers today.
In order to protect your rights to compensation, however, you urgently need a CT slip and fall injury lawyer on your side as soon as possible. Otherwise, you could run the risk of being offered an unfair settlement. Connecticut’s law states that you have two years to file a slip and fall injury, so time is of the essence. Contact our qualified lawyers today.
Don’t deal with the hassle of insurance alone. At McCoy & McCoy, you can find the personalized, experienced and trial-tested advocacy that you deserve. Please call us today to speak with a slip and fall attorney.