Elevator Accident Lawyers
Most people view elevators and escalators
as a reasonably safe mode of transportation. Unfortunately, elevator
accidents can and do happen – quite often in big cities
where elevators and escalators are necessary to move from floor to floor
or from one end of the airport concourse to the other, etc. The
majority of injuries will happen as a person steps on or off the elevator
or escalator and may or may not be due to negligence on the
part of the building owner or the equipment manufacturer.
Not every >personal injury lawyer has experience
handling elevator accident lawsuits. The Accident
Lawyers Network has established
relationships with experienced elevator accident lawyers throughout
the country. All of our lawyers will evaluate your case for
free and
will represent you for a contingent fee, which means you only pay if
you win or settle.
If you or a loved one has been injured in or on an elevator or escalator, one of the experienced elevator accident attorneys at The Accident Lawyers Network can help you receive the compensation you deserve.
E-mail us today to schedule your free initial consultation with an experienced accident attorney.
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