Property owners have a legal duty to keep walkways safe. If you've been injured in an ice-related slip and fall, you deserve maximum compensation.
We specialize exclusively in slip and fall on ice cases — giving you the focused expertise your case demands.
Unsalted or unplowed sidewalks outside businesses and residential properties are a leading cause of winter injuries.
Property owners must maintain safe parking areas. Black ice in lots causes severe fractures and head injuries.
Unmaintained stairs and entryways with accumulated ice create extreme danger for visitors and tenants.
Stores, restaurants, and malls have the highest duty of care. Failed snow removal means they're liable.
Landlords are legally required to clear ice from walkways, ramps, and common areas for tenants and guests.
Fractures, traumatic brain injuries, spinal damage — we fight for maximum compensation on serious injury cases.
We've streamlined the process so you can focus on healing while we handle everything.
Call us or fill out our form. We'll listen to your story, evaluate your case for free, and tell you exactly what your claim could be worth. No obligation, no pressure.
Our team gathers evidence: photos of the hazard, weather records, surveillance footage, witness statements, and medical documentation. We handle all the legal complexity.
We negotiate aggressively with insurance companies or take your case to trial. You receive your settlement check, and we only take a fee if you win. It's that simple.
Real results for real people. Every case below represents someone who chose to fight for fair compensation.
Client slipped on black ice in an unmaintained grocery store parking lot, suffering a distal radius fracture requiring surgery.
Property management failed to salt exterior apartment stairs. Client suffered a TBI with lasting cognitive effects.
Elderly client fell on an iced-over commercial sidewalk. Required hip replacement and extensive rehabilitation.
Client slipped on re-frozen meltwater at a restaurant entrance. Herniated disc required physical therapy and injections.
Neglected ice removal at office building entrance. Client fractured ankle and fibula, missing 3 months of work.
Catastrophic fall on an untreated loading dock area. Client sustained permanent spinal cord damage and paralysis.
* Past results don't guarantee future outcomes. Each case is unique and results depend on specific circumstances.
We don't dabble in dozens of practice areas. We do one thing — slip and fall on ice — and we do it better than anyone else.
Founding Partner — Lead Trial Attorney
20+ years exclusively handling winter slip and fall cases. Former insurance defense counsel who now fights for injury victims. Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent Rated.
"I slipped on ice outside my apartment and broke my wrist. The property manager blamed the weather. Donovan's team proved they had 48 hours to salt and didn't. I got $225,000 and never paid a dime upfront."
"After my husband fell on black ice at a shopping center and had back surgery, three other lawyers told us the case was too hard. This team took it to trial and won $890,000. Life-changing."
"They answered my call at 11 PM the night of my fall. Sent an investigator to photograph the scene before the ice melted. That attention to detail got me a $340,000 settlement in 4 months."
It depends on local ordinances. In many cities, adjacent property owners (businesses or homeowners) are legally responsible for clearing ice from sidewalks in front of their property. In other areas, the municipality may be liable. We investigate every angle to identify all responsible parties.
The statute of limitations varies by state — typically 2 to 3 years for personal injury. However, evidence disappears fast: ice melts, surveillance footage gets overwritten, and witnesses forget. We recommend contacting us as soon as possible, ideally within days of your fall.
Most states follow comparative or contributory negligence rules. Even if you were partially at fault (e.g., not wearing proper footwear), you may still recover a reduced portion of your damages. Don't assume you have no case — let us evaluate it for free.
It depends on: severity of injuries, medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and the strength of liability evidence. Minor injury cases may settle for $10K–$50K, while severe injury cases involving surgery or permanent disability can reach hundreds of thousands or even millions. We give you an honest assessment.
1) Seek medical attention immediately — even if you feel okay. 2) Take photos of the ice/hazard and your injuries. 3) Get contact info from any witnesses. 4) Report the incident to the property owner or manager. 5) Don't give a recorded statement to any insurance company. 6) Call us for a free consultation.
Insurance companies profit by paying you as little as possible — or nothing. Studies show injured people who hire attorneys recover 3-4x more than those who don't. And with our contingency fee, you pay nothing unless we win. There's no financial risk to getting experienced legal help.
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