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Get the Facts With a Hawaii Slip and Fall Expert Witness

December 14, 2015 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

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hawaii slip and fall expert witnessA Hawaii slip and fall expert witness can be an important part of a workplace injury case. When someone slips and falls at a Hawaii workplace, it is definitely possible that they could sustain an injury to their shoulders, back, neck, wrists, hips, or head. This is called a slip and fall accident and causes thousands of injuries each year. If the workplace injury is serious enough, the victim could have multiple days off work with lost pay, pain, suffering, and sometimes even permanent disability. In extreme cases, the victim can even die. When such a situation ends up in court, both sides can really benefit from a Hawaii slip and fall expert witness.

Rob McNealy of Flooristics is an experienced flooring contractor, walkway auditor, and slip and fall expert. He has travelled all over the country, appearing in courtrooms and providing an expert analysis of various flooring surfaces when they have played a part in a slip and fall accident. Trustworthy and experienced. Rob McNealy is the right person to call when a Hawaiian slip and fall expert witness is needed.

A business owner may need an expert witness to evaluate whether the workplace flooring was free from hazards. The expert can present evidence about whether the owner acted negligently. If the victim proves negligence. The business owner may have to pay lost wages, medical bills, rehabilitation costs, and damages for mental anguish and suffering. The victim’s life has been forever changed, so the business owner needs to pay if they are indeed at fault. An expert witness can help a judge and jury decide whether a flooring hazard was a result of negligence from the business owner or if it was simply an accident with no real cause.

There are several ways that business owners can either create a walkway hazard or fail to eliminate a hazard. Both would result in negligence.

Examples include broken steps, ramps with poor traction, and damaged flooring. Improper cleaning can also leave surfaces sticky or slippery. The victim’s attorney may try to show that the business owner knew about the hazard and failed to correct it. In Hawaii, cases like these, Rob McNealy can provide facts about the flooring condition in court.

It’s important to have a Hawaii slip and fall expert witness like Rob McNealy. Business owners, victims, and attorneys alike all trust that he will provide excellent information and expert opinions concerning the flooring at the accident site. A certified, independent Hawaii slip and fall expert witness is not hard to find. But the best of the best is Rob McNealy of Flooristics.

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