A sudden slip and fall can happen in a moment, but the consequences—serious injuries, medical bills, and lost income—can last for months or even years. When your fall was caused by a property owner’s negligence, you shouldn’t have to bear that burden alone. At Snow Law Firm, we understand the pain and frustration you’re feeling. We are a local firm dedicated to helping our neighbors on Cape Cod, the South Shore, and South Coast MA get the justice and compensation they deserve after a preventable fall.
Proving that a property owner was negligent is the key to a successful slip and fall claim. This requires a prompt and thorough investigation, something that is difficult to do while you are recovering from an injury. The owner’s insurance company will often try to argue the hazard was “open and obvious” or that you were not paying attention. We know how to fight back against these tactics.
The team at Snow Law Firm will handle every aspect of your case. We work quickly to preserve evidence, interview witnesses, and build a strong claim that establishes the owner’s liability. We are committed to securing full compensation for your damages, including:
We take on the legal fight so you can focus on what matters most: your recovery.
Our track record demonstrates our commitment to securing justice and meaningful compensation for clients injured in slip and fall incidents.
Many falls are preventable and occur because a property owner failed in their duty of care. Common causes include:
In Massachusetts, property owners have a legal duty to maintain their premises in a reasonably safe condition for visitors. This is known as “premises liability.” To win a slip and fall case, we must prove that the property owner:
Created the dangerous condition that caused your fall.
Knew or should have reasonably known about the dangerous condition.
Failed to take reasonable steps to repair the condition, block it off, or warn visitors about it.
Our firm has extensive experience investigating these cases and gathering the necessary evidence to prove negligence and hold property owners accountable.
If you are injured, seek medical attention right away. If possible, report the incident to the property owner or manager and document the dangerous condition by taking pictures with your phone. Try to get the names and contact information of any witnesses. Finally, contact an lawyer before speaking with any insurance representatives.
Yes. Blaming the victim is a common tactic used to avoid responsibility. In Massachusetts, you can still recover damages even if you are found to be partially at fault, as long as your percentage of fault is 50% or less. We are skilled at refuting these unfair arguments.
Compensation is typically paid from the property owner’s liability insurance, such as a homeowners insurance policy or a commercial general liability policy. You are making a claim against an insurance company, not the individual property owner’s personal finances.
The statute of limitations for most personal injury cases in Massachusetts is three years from the date of the accident. It is crucial to act quickly to preserve evidence and protect your legal rights.
You should not be left with the financial and physical costs of an injury that someone else’s carelessness caused. Snow Law Firm will provide the experienced and aggressive representation you need to demand accountability. Let our family help yours. Contact us today for a free, confidential consultation.
Snow Law Firm takes wrongful death cases on a contingency-fee basis. This means you will not have to pay any upfront costs and will not be charged for out-of-pocket expenses until your case is resolved and Snow Law Firm has successfully secured a settlement, award or jury verdict on your behalf.
Snow Law Firm accepts a variety of claims for personal & commercial motor vehicle accidents including:
Snow Law Firm represents a variety of motor vehicle accident claims that cause:
