Long Island Snow & Ice Injury Lawyer

Injured in an Accident due to Snow or Ice?

Our winters can be frigid and roadways, sidewalks and other areas can become hazardous to those who drive or walk on icy surfaces.  Snowy, icy roads can lead to deadly accidents, and slippery, icy sidewalks are the cause of countless injury accidents in the communities of Long Island, Nassau, Suffolk and Queens.  If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident due to icy or snowy conditions, whether a slip & fall or car accident, it is crucial that you immediately contact a Long Island personal injury lawyer to assess the case and advise you how to proceed in seeking compensation for damages.

Snow and Ice Injuries in Long Island Area

Although icy and snowy roads contribute to dangerous car and truck accidents, in many cases it has been determined that the driver was driving far faster than would be considered a safe speed due to the road conditions.  Truck drivers particularly are trained in how to operate vehicles in icy and snowy conditions, and if they have violated their own safety procedures, they may still be considered liable in a court of law, depending upon the exact circumstances of the case.   When the injury accident occurred on an icy or snowy walking surface, the city or responsible party may have liability for not ensuring that visitors to the area were safe from the danger of slipping and falling.

In cases of snow and ice injuries, it is vital that you get legal representation that has a proven record of successfully recovering damages in such cases.  At 02law, our legal team has over 25 years of experience in personal injury cases, including those involving icy and snowy surfaces and roadways.   A free evaluation of your case is offered so that you can determine how the case is expected to proceed, and how it will be addressed legally.  We take on each case with a firm resolve to recover fair and full compensation for our injured client, and are proud of our impressive record in assisting the injured and their families in cases of injury resulting from icy or snowy conditions.