Premises Liability

Slip and Fall Attorney

If injured in a grocery store or supermarket, at a business or from uneven steps or from falling down stairs that did not have a handrail to grab onto, your attorney may bring a negligence claim against the owner of real property.

The viability of premises liability claims depends upon actual or constructive notice on the part of the individual, business or entity that owns the property, not the extent of your injuries.   Premises liability claims vary in complexity and range from claims arising from falling merchandise in a store, that are obvious, to claims arising from building code violations that are more difficult to prove and may require expert testimony at trial.

In order to receive the maximum amount of compensation permitted by law, your attorney must be willing to take your case to trial.  Attorney Snow represents the estates of people that have died because of the negligence of others and/or their employers.  Attorney Snow was a member of the legal team that obtained the largest personal injury award, a multi-million dollar jury verdict, in the history of the Barnstable County Superior Court.

Slip and fall claims are accepted on a contingent fee basis.  This means that your attorney receives compensation only if you receive a settlement, an award or jury verdict.

With offices located in Mashpee Commons, at 2 Oak Street, Suite 202, Mashpee, Massachusetts, Attorney Snow represents clients who reside in Barnstable, Centerville, Chatham, Dennis, Eastham, Falmouth, Harwich, Hyannis, Mashpee, Osterville, Orleans, Sandwich, Truro, Yarmouth, Waquoit and Woods Hole.

For a confidential consultation, contact Attorney Steven T. Snow by telephone at (508) 477-7100 or e-mail at sts@mashpeelaw.com and he will explain your rights to you and the process for obtaining the maximum recovery permitted by law for your injuries.