Toronto Worker Severely Burned After Being Encased in Molten Tar

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A freak truck accident left a Toronto construction worker severely burned after being encased in molten tar. After a difficult rescue, he was rushed to a burn unit, where his injuries are considered life-threatening. However, they likely would have been much worse if he had not been wearing a protective suit during the accident.

Construction Worker Encased in Molten Tar

The incident happened just after 7:30 in the morning of Monday, September 26, 2016. 46-year-old construction worker Clint Stibbe was in the back of a tractor trailer truck that was carrying molten tar. The truck was driving through the city of Toronto, Canada, on the way to another job site when a blow torch that was attached to the front of the vehicle fell off. In an attempt to avoid an accident, the truck driver hit the brakes. Unfortunately, he tried stopping the vehicle too quickly, causing the molten tar in the back to slide forward. The tar, which was at a scalding 400 degree Fahrenheit, slid all over Stibbe, whose cries of pain could be heard several streets away.

Emergency Personnel Perform Difficult Extrication

Police and firefighters responded to the scene immediately, but were faced with a difficult task: Stibbe was closed in the back of the truck and covered with hot, molten tar that was slowly cooling and hardening around him.

Firefighters decided to cut a hole in the side of the truck to gain access to the suffering worker, who remained conscious throughout the terrible ordeal, and was able to communicate to the emergency responders. The extrication took the 18 firefighters on hand more than an hour and a half, by which time Stibbe was almost fully encased in solid tar, making the final extrication all the more difficult.

Victim Suffers Life-Threatening Burn Injuries

After being pulled from the hardening tar that had caused him severe burns, Stibbe was rushed to the burn unit at the local hospital, where his injuries have been described as life-threatening. Nevertheless, they likely would have been much worse if he had not been wearing a protective suit at the time of the accident.

Investigation Underway

Despite the fact that Stibbe was wearing protective gear, the Canadian Ministry of Labour is investigating the incident, to determine if Stibbe should have been riding in the back of the truck with the payload of tar. If he should not have been back there, then his employer is likely to face serious legal repercussions and penalties for its actions that put Stibbe at such a high risk of injury.

Cobb County Personal Injury Attorneys

While the specific injuries that Stibbe suffered are unlikely to happen, employers often put their workers at unnecessary risks that could lead to significant injuries. This is where the personal injury attorneys at Williams Elleby Howard & Easter can help. Our Cobb County-based law office can help you get the compensation that you deserve from the people responsible for your injuries. Contact us online to effectively represent you in court.

Car Crash Sends Pedestrian Over Bridge, Into Traffic Below

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A pedestrian in England suffered multiple life-threatening injuries after a car accident occurred just a few short feet away from him while he was crossing a bridge. The collision pushed him over the side of the bridge and onto a major highway that ran beneath it, where he was hit, again.

Car Crash Pushes Pedestrian Off Bridge

The accident happened on the morning of September 28, 2016, in England, in the town of Basingstoke, which is a little over fifty miles west of London. A 25-year-old man, who has not been named by authorities was walking on the sidewalk along a residential road just outside of the center of Basingstoke. This road went over a bridge under which ran the A340 highway – a rapidly moving multilane highway similar to an interstate in the U.S. On either side of the bridge were waist-high railings meant to prevent people from easily falling over the edge of the bridge and into traffic below.

While the pedestrian was crossing the bridge, two cars collided with each other right alongside him. One of the vehicles spun out from the collision, hitting the pedestrian and pushing him into the railings on the edge of the bridge. The car’s momentum damaged the railing, and shoved the pedestrian over it into the rushing traffic, below. The contact with the first car, together with the fall from the bridge, caused the pedestrian serious injuries. However, once on the highway below, he was hit yet again by another car, this one driven at a high rate of speed.

The pedestrian was flown to the Southampton General Hospital by helicopter, where he is still alive, but facing multiple life-threatening injuries to his legs and head.

Pedestrian Accidents Often Prove Fatal

Car accidents involving pedestrians are a serious problem, across the country and the world. According to the Centers for Disease Control, in 2013, 4,735 pedestrians were killed in traffic accidents in the United States. At this rate, that means that one pedestrian is killed every two hours on our country’s roads. And this does not include those that are hurt by a vehicle, but survive. This number is significantly higher: More than 150,000 pedestrians were hit by cars in 2013 and treated in emergency rooms throughout the U.S.

The reason for the seriousness of a typical pedestrian’s injuries in a car accident is the lack of protection that pedestrians normally have. While drivers and passengers in cars are protected by the vehicle, itself, pedestrians are completely vulnerable to the harm presented by a car.

Cobb County Personal Injury Attorney Joel Williams

Because pedestrians often suffer terrible injuries if they are involved in a car accident, it becomes even more important for them to have adequate legal representation as they seek the compensation they deserve from the people who put them through such a terrible ordeal.

If you or someone you love has been hurt in a car accident, contact Georgia trial lawyer Joel Williams to help you get back on your feet.

Car Accident Kills Member of Indiana University Football Family

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The daughter of a popular and highly successful college football coach died in a Midwest car accident. Police investigated the possibility of alcohol being a factor in the collision, but no charges have been filed.

Deadly Car Accident in Indiana

The incident occurred just south of Bloomington, Indiana. Allison Hoeppner, daughter of the late Indiana University college football coach, was turning her 2003 Subaru Forester onto Indiana Route 37 – a multi-lane divided highway, and a major thoroughfare in central Indiana – when she was hit by a Prevost bus driven by 42-year-old Jonathan Brewer, of Haptonville, North Carolina. The 45-year-old Hoeppner was declared dead at the scene of the accident.

An investigation into the accident revealed that Hoeppner had the right of way: Brewer had run a red light to cause the collision, meaning the accident was not Hoeppner’s fault.

Brewer was taken to the local hospital to have his blood drawn for signs of driving under the influence (DUI), a standard procedure in Indiana following any fatal car accident. Police have stated that there was no indication of impairment.

Victim a Part of Big Football Family

The victim in the crash was the daughter of Terry Hoeppner, who started coaching the Indiana Hoosiers in 2004 and rebuilt the struggling football program during his coaching tenure. Terry Hoeppner died in 2007 of complications following a brain tumor.

Car Accidents Are a Huge Problem in the U.S.

Every year in the United States, nearly 1.25 million people die, like Allison Hoeppner, on the road in car collisions. Colliding vehicles are the ninth leading cause of death across the globe, accounting for 2.2 percent of the world’s fatalities.

In addition to the tremendous loss of human life on the roads, car crashes are also one of the greatest causes of property loss. In the U.S. alone, car accidents cost an average of $230.6 billion every year, or an average of $820 per person annually.

Cobb County Personal Injury Attorney Joel Williams

It is an unfortunate fact of life that being in such a driver-centric culture as the United States means that countless people lose their lives on the road every single year. People who do nothing wrong while behind the wheel should be compensated for their injuries, and families should be compensated for the loss of loved ones.

Car accidents are so common that the legal system has established a reputation of ensuring that the wrongdoer or the negligent driver pays for the losses, the pain, and the suffering of the victim.

That is where the attorneys like Joel Williams can help.  Joel is a personal injury lawyer who deals with car accidents on a regular basis.  He is aware of the usual pitfalls and difficulties that can plague your case, and works tirelessly to avoid them so you can get the compensation that you deserve.  Contact Williams Elleby Howard & Easter at 833-LEGALGA to speak with an experienced attorney.

Large Verdict Awarded to Woman Who Fell in Dollar Store

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A 60-year-old woman who slipped and fell while shopping in a Dollar General Store in Alabama was recently awarded a $1.725 million verdict after a trial. Unfortunately, she still remains severely injured from her fall, and has not achieved the full recovery that she was hoping for.

Senior Citizen Slips and Falls in Dollar Store

The incident occurred on July 9, 2012, in the Dollar General Store in Mobile, Alabama. Deborah Revette, then 60, was casually shopping in the store when she slipped and fell in a clear puddle of liquid laundry detergent on the floor of the chemical cleaners aisle. Her fall was a terrible one – she severely broke her leg and fractured her shoulder. Over the course of the next few years, she underwent eight surgeries and no fewer than 395 doctor’s visits. All told, she spent over $470,000 in medical bills. However, despite the medical attention and effort, Ms. Revette remained permanently disabled from her injuries.

Poor Safety Inspections to Blame

Over the course of the trial, it came to light that Dollar General Stores, despite being open for 14 hours every day, only require employees to spend 10 minutes conducting safety inspections. These inspections include looking for and cleaning up dangerous conditions in the aisles, like fallen merchandise that can trip people, liquid spills that can make people slip or slide and fall, like Ms. Revette.

Preventing these conditions from happening should be a priority for stores that are open to the public, and which create business by inviting people inside to buy things. No shopper should have to worry about hazards on the floor while looking where marketers want them to look – at the shelves.

Premises Liability Law Protects Shoppers

This is why premises liability law exists. By allowing injured people to sue the stores where they slipped and fell, and by holding those stores accountable for not taking necessary precautions to keep their patrons safe, premises liability lawsuits pressure businesses to keeping their patrons safe.

Dollar General, by choosing not to require its employees to keep the store safe from these hazards – therefore allowing them to hire fewer workers and save money – put its patrons into harm’s way. Unfortunately for Ms. Revette, that choice led to her fall in the store in Mobile, Alabama, which resulted in her severe injuries.

Georgia Personal Injury Attorney

If you fall and get hurt while in someone else’s store, it is often the case that the store’s policies or layout had something to do with the incident. Whether the workers failed to clean something up in an appropriate amount of time, or whether the design of the store contributed to the injury, you should be compensated for what was not your fault.

That is where Williams Elleby Howard & Easter comes into play.  Cobb County attorney Joel Williams understands all of the ways that businesses can contribute to an unfortunate accident in their store. Contact Joel at 833-LEGALGA if you are interested in your legal options and want  to talk to an attorney.

Bystanders Hurt at Concert Sue Venue for Negligent Security

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A lawsuit has been filed against a popular music venue in New York City for negligent security after several bystanders were injured in the rush to escape a gunfight that left one person dead and three others injured, including a well known rapper.

Gunfight Breaks Out Before T.I. Concert

The incident occurred at the T.I. concert on May 25, 2016, in Manhattan, New York, at the Irving Plaza concert venue. Before the show began, an altercation broke out backstage between local Brooklyn rapper Troy Ave and his entourage, and several others. Unfortunately, the fight escalated until guns were pulled out and shots were fired. Multiple people were hit, one fatally, before the firefight went beyond the green room and into the venue’s hallways.

Stampede to Get Away Injures More

While the gunfight was going on inside the venue, the sounds of shots being fired caused alarm outside.  When people rushed out of the building to get away, the alarm turned into panic. The stampede to get away from the scene only resulted in more injuries: Two people were trampled during the exodus, and suffered significant injuries.

Trampled Concertgoers Sue Venue for Negligent Security

Now, those two concertgoers have sued the venue, as well as the venue’s owner, a company called Live Nation, for their injuries. Their claim is based on the idea of negligent security, which holds property owners accountable for failing to keep their premises safe.

The core piece of the lawsuit filed by the injured bystanders is that Live Nation and its Irving Plaza venue could have taken reasonable steps to prevent guns from entering the building, and that their unwillingness to take these steps resulted in the gunfight, hurried exodus from the building, and their injuries.

Negligent security cases are a big part of premises liability law. Premises liability focuses on the duty of a property owner to take reasonable measures to fix hazardous conditions on the property, or to warn people about what to look out for so they do not get hurt. Negligent security deals with the responsibility of the property owner – often apartment complexes or hotels, but also concert venues or even restaurants – to take reasonable precautions to ensure that their patrons are kept safe while they are on the property.

Cobb County Attorney Joel Williams Handles Negligent Security Cases

If you or someone you love has been injured while on someone else’s property because of the actions of a third party, you might be able to get compensation for your injuries from the property owner or manager. This can be especially valuable if the person who hurt you cannot be found, or does not have the means to give you the compensation that you deserve.

Contact Williams Elleby Howard & Easter today to talk about your case and explore your legal options if you have been injured by someone else and you think the property owner could have taken steps to prevent it from happening.

Bankruptcy Case Impacts Lawsuit Over a Car Accident

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Personal injury claims can be complex. If you get hurt by someone else’s acts or omissions, you can file a lawsuit to make them compensate you for the injuries that you suffered at their hands. If you choose to pursue a lawsuit, then there are a myriad of complex issues that your attorney will have to handle, such as the statute of limitations, discovery, and actually proving your case.

However, the context surrounding some cases makes them more complex than some others. In one case in Maryland, the victim of a car accident found this out the hard way when her bankruptcy proceeding impacted her personal injury lawsuit.

Car Accident Injures Plaintiff

The case all started when Cindy Schlotzhauer got involved in a car crash with Kevin Morton, Jr. At the time of the accident, Mr. Morton was on the job, working for Uni-Select USA. This allowed Ms. Schlotzhauer’s attorneys to sue both Mr. Morton and the company that he was working for, through the concept of respondeat superior.

Personal Injury Lawsuit Filed, Bankruptcy Declared

Ms. Schlotzhauer’s attorneys waited for three years to file the lawsuit, to make sure that they fully understood the extent of her injuries from the accident before taking the case to court. However, over the course of these three years, Ms. Schlotzhauer was unable to make ends meet, and filed for bankruptcy before she filed the personal injury claim.

As part of her bankruptcy proceeding, Ms. Schlotzhauer had to list all of her assets. However, she mistakenly forgot to include the potential personal injury lawsuit against Mr. Morton and Uni-Select USA in her assets for her bankruptcy proceeding. Because personal injury lawsuits have the potential to lead to significant amounts of money in compensation, they have to be listed in bankruptcy proceedings, even if they have not been filed, yet.

Bankruptcy Error Impacts Personal Injury Lawsuit

When Ms. Schlotzhauer’s mistake came to light, she had to reopen the bankruptcy proceeding, which had come to a conclusion before the lawsuit for the car accident was ever filed, to try to get her personal injury lawsuit exempted from the listing of assets that she had to file with the bankruptcy court.

Meanwhile, Mr. Morton and Uni-Select USA claimed that, because whatever Ms. Schlotzhauer would recover from them in her personal injury lawsuit would go to her creditors, she would recover nothing from the suit, so no longer had the standing to be a part of it, and therefore the case against them should be dismissed.

Things took a strange turn when the bankruptcy court re-vested Ms. Schlotzhauer with her claim, and the trial court dismissed her claim within a few days of each other, pushing her to appeal to the Maryland Court of Appeals.

Maryland Court of Appeals Rules for Plaintiff

The case ended up being resolved by the Maryland Court of Appeals in Ms. Schlotzhauer’s favor, allowing her to continue her personal injury lawsuit against Mr. Morton and Uni-Select USA. However, the complications from her bankruptcy mistake drew out her personal injury lawsuit for months, delaying resolution and costing her in court costs and attorney fees.

Get the Legal Help You Need

Having a personal injury attorney, like Cobb County attorney Joel Williams, on your side can make a huge difference. Contact his law office to explore your legal options.

Two-Year-Old Boy Hit by Car at a Bus Stop

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A two-year-old boy was struck by a car recently in Massachusetts, escaping from his mother while waiting at a school bus stop to take his older siblings to school. He was airlifted to the hospital, where he is recovering.

Young Pedestrian Hit at Bus Stop

The incident occurred on the morning of September 14, 2016, in the town of Norfolk, Massachusetts. It was 8:30am on a Wednesday, so children of all ages were gathered at bus stops around the state to get to school. One such bus stop was on Strawberry Lane, in Norfolk. There, a 26-month-old child was waiting with his mother and other siblings for the bus that would take the older children to school. Suddenly, the youngest child bolted away from his family. His mother was unable to catch or stop him from running out into the street, and he was run down by a passing vehicle.

The car accident left the child lying on the side of the roadway. He was conscious and alert, but in lots of pain and suffering from his injuries. The driver of the car stopped immediately and stayed on the scene to help until medical personnel arrived. The boy was airlifted to Tufts Medical Center, where his condition was left unreleased. The driver of the car that hit him was a 44-year-old local resident of the town. The crash is under investigation, but she has not been charged.

Accidents at Bus Stops are Common

Unfortunately, this is far from a rare occurrence. Injuries from car accidents that happen at bus stops are surprisingly commonplace. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), between 2003 and 2012, no fewer than 174 school-aged children perished in accidents related to school transportation. Out of these 119 were pedestrians at the time of the accident. Out of these 119 pedestrians, 30 percent were killed by vehicles other than school buses.

Getting Legal Help Can Lead to Compensation

If you or someone you love has been hurt by a school bus or in an accident related to school-transportation, hiring a skilled personal injury or car accident attorney can mean the difference between getting the compensation that you deserve from the people or person most responsible for your accident, or footing the bill, yourself. Regardless of whether the perpetrator was a school bus driver or someone driving their own vehicle, keeping our bus stops safe is of the utmost importance. We can ensure that this happens by holding accountable those drivers who drive negligently around them, putting kids at needless risk.

Cobb County attorney Joel Williams takes these accidents very seriously. There is no reason why our children should be afraid to stand at the corner and wait for the bus that will take them to school. We can make sure that they feel safe by doing all that we can to ensure their safety at their bus stops, and we can do this by getting compensation from negligent drivers every time they put our children in harm’s way. Contact Williams Elleby Howard & Easter to get the legal representation that you need.

Tesla Faces Lawsuit in China After Autopilot Program Causes Fatal Crash

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Self-driving cars have been heralded as the biggest upcoming invention, and experts have claimed that they would be a normal part of our lives within a decade. However, the companies that are deeply involved with making these futuristic concepts a part of our reality have struggled to put together the pieces that are necessary to make self-driving cars safe enough for ordinary people to use on a regular basis.

Now, a lawsuit in China against self-driving car pioneer company Tesla may slow things down even more.

Tesla’s Autopilot Function at Issue in Car Accident

Tesla’s Autopilot feature, which was introduced into some of its cars back in October of 2015, was one of the features of the Tesla Model S sedan that 23-year-old Gao Yaning was driving in January, 2016. It was then that he rammed into the back of a street cleaning vehicle in the province of Hebei, in northeastern China. Yaning was killed in the car accident, and his father, Gao Jubin, filed suit against Tesla and the car dealership that sold his son the car that he was driving at the time.

Video shows that Yaning’s car careened into the back of the street cleaning vehicle without breaking.

Jubin’s lawsuit claims that the vehicle was in autopilot mode when the crash occurred, and that the autopilot program failed to take account of the road conditions. Tesla, however, disputes this claim, stating that there was no way of knowing whether the autopilot program was on, because the crash was so severe that “the car was physically incapable of transmitting log data to our servers.”

Tesla’s Autopilot System a Forerunner for Self-Driving Cars

Tesla’s autopilot system is not the self-driving car that we have heard so much about. Instead, it is a program that “sees” other cars and objects while driving on the highway, allowing the car to steer itself to maintain its lane, manage lane changes, and brake for upcoming obstacles. However, Tesla’s Autopilot program does not allow drivers to completely take their eyes off the road. Possibly because of this, numerous crashes and fatalities have been reported in which the driver of a Tesla vehicle completely relied on the program to drive the car, leading to an accident.

Cobb County Personal Injury Attorney Joel Williams

Tesla’s Autopilot program is a huge step towards self-driving cars. However, the Autopilot program should be thought of more as a halfway point between cars that need to be driven, and cars that can drive themselves. This has proven to be an awkward halfway point, because it requires drivers to remain attentive, with their eyes on the road and their hands on the wheel, while still assuring them that the car will do the work. These mixed messages are likely to blame for the wrecks that the device has created.

If you or someone you love has been involved in such a car accident, contact Williams Elleby Howard & Easter for legal representation.

Deadly Bicycle Accident Renews NTSB’s Interest in Biker Safety

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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recently surprised everyone by conducting an investigation into a summer bicycle accident that left five dead and four more seriously injured. The investigation shows that the NTSB has renewed its interest in cyclists after decades of focusing their attention elsewhere.

June Crash Leaves Five Dead

On Thursday, June 9, 2016, a group of nine cyclists left for their weekly 30-mile ride around the Kalamazoo area, in Michigan. The group had been riding together for years, and called themselves The Chain Gang. Five miles into this particular ride, however, as they were pedaling on the four-foot-wide shoulder at about 6:30 in the evening, a pickup truck plowed into them from the rear. All nine riders were hit. Five died from their injuries. The remaining four were seriously injured. The truck driver, 50-year-old Charles Pickett, Jr., tried to flee on foot, but police were able to apprehend him.

The driver of the truck had taken muscle relaxant pills just before getting behind the wheel, and police had received numerous calls of him driving erratically just before the accident. Unfortunately, they were unable to find the truck before he veered off the road and hit the bikers. He was charged with second degree murder for the deaths of the cyclists.

NTSB Renews Focus on Bicycling After Crash

The accident in western Michigan was serious enough, and egregious enough, that the NTSB has decided to renew its focus on keeping cyclists safe on the roads of America, starting by an investigation of this particular crash.

The attention could not come at a better time, with numerous people moving back into cities and exchanging their cars for bikes. The number of people who bike to work has increased 60 percent over the past decade, according to a 2014 survey by the Census Bureau. Unfortunately, with more bikers on the road, and without the proper infrastructure to keep them safe, like bike lanes, accidents, injuries, and fatalities have gone up, as well. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 900 bikers were killed in 2013, and another 494,000 were taken to emergency rooms that year.

The NTSB’s renewed focus on the issue will likely result in more studies and better statistics about the problem, which can give policymakers a better understanding of how best to tackle the situation and help keep cyclists safer on the roads.

Cobb County Attorney Joel Williams Fights for Cyclists

Attorney Williams Elleby Howard & Easter is a staunch supporter of bicyclists in Marietta, Cobb County, and throughout the state of Georgia. Unfortunately, the interests and safety of cyclists are often overlooked by our state, which focuses more on the interests of car and truck drivers. However, that does not mean that no one is fighting for bikers. If you have been injured in a crash and you were on a bike, you have the option of seeking compensation for your injuries from the person who hurt you. Contact Williams Elleby Howard & Easter for legal representation.

Playground Shuts Down After Slides Cause Serious Injuries

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A trip to the playground can be the highlight of a child’s day.  Enjoying the slides, jungle gyms, swings and sandboxes are all things that we, even as adults, look back on with joy and nostalgia.  Watching our own children enjoy these same things is one of the little things in life that we all love. And with newer materials being used for playgrounds across the United States, playscapes are getting larger and larger, and include more and more features that adults look at with envy.

Unfortunately, engineers often focus more on shock and awe and sacrifice critical safety factors that are essential for playground equipment.

Town Spends Millions Upgrading Playground

In Australia, the local Salisbury Council decided to spend an exorbitant amount of money to upgrade its local playground in nearby St. Kilda. They voted to spend $3.5 million to make it “the best playground in the state of South Australia.” Out of this $3.5 million, $600,000 was allocated to building a pair of impressive slides, made out of metal, that brought riders from the upper levels of the playground’s building to the ground below. One of them included a descent of 51 degrees.

Serious Injuries Cause Playground to Shut Down Its Slides

Soon after opening late last year, the Salisbury Council shut down the slides on the playground after numerous reports of serious injuries on them.

Riders regularly experienced serious burns from the metal slides, as a result of the heat from the surface of the slide, warmed by the sun, and the friction from the speeds attained on the steep descent. Even worse, numerous riders, including children, said that they broke bones both during the slide down, when their legs or arms caught on protruding parts of the slide, or when they were ejected from the end of the slide and hit the bottom platform.

Premises Liability Laws Should Prevent This From Happening

When someone – even the state government – allows people to use their property for their enjoyment, they are supposed to take reasonable care to ensure that everyone remains safe. This includes fixing any dangerous conditions on the property, or warning people of dangerous conditions that result in injury.

Dangerous slides on a playground are a prime example of the sort of condition that premises liability is aimed at preventing.

Premises Liability Attorneys at Williams Elleby Howard & Easter

Going onto someone else’s property – especially when it is held open for the public’s use should not be a dangerous endeavor.  You should be able to rest assured that your children will not be injured while you are there.

Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Luckily, Lawyer Joel Williams can help you understand your legal options if your child is hurt.  Call today at 833-LEGALGA.