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5 Facts About a Delaware Slip and Fall Expert Witness

November 24, 2015 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

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When Delaware business owners face a slip and fall liability lawsuit. They need someone who can organize the facts and present them clearly in court. Slip and fall accidents are a common cause of workplace injuries. As judges and juries decide who may be responsible. They often rely on Delaware slip and fall expert witnesses to evaluate the evidence and explain the facts.

Rob McNealy of Flooristics assists business owners and injured parties who need a Delaware slip and fall expert witness. He has the skills and experience to assess the conditions surrounding an accident. He can also provide measurements, evaluations, and factual findings to the court. Rob remains professional, unbiased, and focused on the evidence.

Here are 5 facts about Delaware slip and fall expert witnesses:

  1. They are an important part of the litigation process whose testimonies can make or break a case.
  2. They are hired to provide expert information in court on the flooring in question.
  3. They must have the experience and testing equipment to provide accurate readings on the flooring and demonstrate whether or not hazards existed.
  4. They must have a clear and professional demeanor to be able to convey to the court all the facts about the accident.
  5. Their testimony for or against negligence is unbiased, and they just provide a factual assessment of the flooring.

If the court finds that the slip and fall accident was the result of negligence on the part of the business owner. They could be responsible for lost wages, medical bills, legal fees, and a monetary amount for pain and suffering. If the business owner’s attorney presents evidence that the owner took reasonable steps to maintain safer walkways. The court may find that the owner was not liable.

Rob McNealy of Flooristics is an excellent Delaware slip and fall expert witness, and whether plaintiff or defendant, he’s a good choice to have when the facts need to be presented in court.

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