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The Importance of a Connecticut Slip and Fall Expert Witness

November 20, 2015 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

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When someone in Connecticut is involved in a slip and fall liability lawsuit—whether as plaintiff or defendant—a Connecticut slip and fall expert witness is an important part of the case. Presenting facts about the flooring conditions surrounding the accident helps the judge and jury make a decision on who is responsible.

About Slip and Fall Accidents

Connecticut business owners who care about their employees and customers feel the responsibility to keep the conditions at the workplace hazard-free. However, flooring is often not realized as a big contributor to workplace accidents until there is a slip and fall accident that happens. Slip and fall accidents can lead to injuries both big and small. Back, head, shoulder, knee, hip, wrist and hand injuries can be quite severe as a result of slip and fall accidents at work. Victims may face weeks or months of pain, medical bills, rehabilitation, loss of wages and much more.

Liability Lawsuits

If a Connecticut business owner has been negligent about maintaining the flooring, the court will determine that there should be some penalties. Neglect might be present, for example, if the business owner didn’t make repairs, properly clean or maintain the flooring, allowed debris or clutter to obstruct the walkway, and many other scenarios. The Connecticut business owner would then be responsible for medical bills, legal fees, and even a monetary amount for pain and suffering in some cases. If the slip and fall accident was simply an accident, then the business owner should not be found negligent.

Benefits of a Connecticut Slip and Fall Expert Witness

A Connecticut slip and fall expert witness can help the judge and jury see whether or not any of the conditions for negligence were present at the place of the accident. Because the Connecticut expert witness is unbiased, their information won’t be slanted to help or hinder either side. The truth of the matter will be evidenced by the testimony of the witness, making them an important part of the process of assigning responsibility for the injury. Having a Connecticut slip and fall expert witness in the courtroom involved helps everyone get to the heart of the situation.

Rob McNealy of Flooristics is the type of expert witness that will give an honest and trustworthy testimony in court. With years of experience in the flooring industry as a contractor, Rob McNealy knows plenty about the conditions that may or may not be considered negligence. As a flooring inspector and walkway auditor, Rob McNealy has the experience to gather data and present it to others in an unbiased way.

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