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    Carvel Ice Cream Slip and Fall Attorneys

    Did you or a member of your family experience a slip and fall accident on the premises of a Carvel? If so, you likely suffered a number of injuries associated with the slip and fall incident. Ice cream shops, like Carvel, are unfortunately common locations of slip and fall accidents. This is because there is often spilled ice cream on the floor (which can normally be associated with the number of kids and other guests on the premises).

    If you or a member of your family experienced a slip and fall accident that resulted in injuries, you might have grounds to sue. It is important that you seek legal assistance immediately to learn more about the different options available to you and your family after a slip and fall accident. Are you interested in learning more about whether you could pursue an injury claim? If so, you should contact the experts at our firm at your earliest convenience.

    You can trust the slip and fall lawyers at Normandie Law Firm to guide you after your slip and fall incident at Carvel. Our lawyers have many years of experience handling all sorts of injury claims, including slip and fall claims. Our lawyers are ready to evaluate your claim and provide you with the representation that you need to reach a successful claim outcome. Are you ready to discuss your claim with the experienced lawyers at our firm? If so, contact us today.

    Some of the Causes of Slip and Fall Accidents

    Slip and fall accidents are very common. Slip and fall accidents are typically associated with a number of hazards, some of which include the following:

    • Wet floors
    • Spills
    • Leaks
    • Missing/misplaced warning signs
    • Missing/misplaced mats
    • Slippery surfaces
    • Recently waxed/mopped floors
    • Littered floors

    Ice cream shops, however, have a unique hazard – ice cream. Ice cream shops are often full of guests ranging in ages. Although anyone can drop or spill some ice cream, children are more likely to be found dropping or spilling their ice cream on the floor. Unfortunately, employees cannot always act fast enough to clean the messes made by children. Anytime that there is ice cream on the floor, guests are essentially at risk of suffering a slip and fall accident.

    Ice cream shops sell a lot of ice cream; there are constantly a lot of kids (and guests, in general) in the shops. There is constantly ice cream on the floor. It is not surprising that ice cream shops have a significantly higher rate of injuries when compared to other franchises.

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    Examples of Slip and Fall Injuries

    If Carvel employees fail to clean up spilled ice cream (or address other hazards on the premises) quick, they can directly contribute to the harm that their guests suffer. Some of the injuries that are often associated with slip and fall accidents include the following:

    • Head injuries (including traumatic brain injuries)
    • Neck and back injuries
    • Joint injuries (including dislocations)
    • Fractures
    • Strains and sprains
    • Ligament, nerve, and muscle damage
    • Scrapes and bruises
    • Spinal cord injuries
    • Lacerations

    Did you or a member of your family suffer any of the harm listed above? If you or a member of your family suffered harm during a slip and fall accident, you could sue the ice cream parlor in which the incident occurred. To learn more about your right to sue for the harm that you or a member of your family suffered, seek legal assistance with the exerts at our firm immediately.

    Your Right to Sue – Understanding Premise Liability

    Do you have the right to file a lawsuit after a slip and fall incident at a Carvel location? Based on the details surrounding the incident, you might have grounds to pursue a lawsuit – that is, you could pursue a premise liability lawsuit. Your right to pursue a claim is based on the concept of premise liability. Based on premise liability, all property owners owe their guests a duty of care. More specifically, property owners have a duty to ensure that their premises are free of any dangerous conditions and essentially safe for guests to enter. In general, they must routinely insect their premises to be able to identify and address any hazards present. However, property owners can breach their duty of care; they can fail to identify or address the dangerous conditions present within their premises. A breached duty of care (that is, the presence of hazards throughout a premises) could contribute to incidents which could harm guests. When this occurs, the property owner could be liable for all the harm resulting from the incident.

    If the property owner could be liable, then victims and their families could be eligible to pursue claims. In other words, you could sue for the slip and fall accident that you or a member of your family suffered at a Carvel ice cream shop. Are you interested in learning more about your right to sue after suffering a slip and fall accident? If so, you should seek legal assistance with the experts at our firm immediately.

    Could You Be Compensated?

    Did you or a member of your family suffer a slip and fall accident at a Carvel location? As explained above, you might have grounds to sue – you might also have grounds to recover monetary compensation for the harm that you or a member of your family suffered. Are you interested in learning about the potential compensation that you could recover? It is normal to have questions regarding the potential compensation that you could be eligible to receive. Could you really be compensated? How much compensation could you be granted? What type of compensation could you recover? In general, slip and fall victims can be eligible to recover some of the following categories of compensation:

    • Medical costs
    • Lost income
    • Pain and suffering
    • Property damage
    • Loss of consortium
    • Funeral and burial costs
    • Punitive damages
    • Legal expenses

    The type and amount of compensation that you could be eligible to receive depends strictly on the details surrounding your claim. Therefore, you should seek legal assistance as soon as possible to discuss the specific type and amount of compensation that you could be awarded.

    At our firm, our lawyers are ready to aggressively fight for your right to recover the maximum among of compensation available for your claim. If you are ready to discuss your claim with the experts at our firm, contact the experts at Normandie Law Firm immediately. Our lawyers will not rest until you recover the compensation that you are owed.

    What Should You Do?

    If you or a member of your family suffered harm in a Carvel slip and fall accident, you could sue; however, there are a number of things that you should do to prepare to take legal action against the property owner. Consider some of the recommended steps listed below:

    • Seek medical care immediately
    • Take photos of your physical injuries
    • Take photos of the scene of the accident (you must do this quickly as property owners are quick to address hazards after incidents)
    • File a written incident report (request a copy of the report)
    • Take note of the names of the employees present at the time of the incident
    • Gather any surveillance footage that captured the incident (if you cannot gather footage, take note of the exact date and time of the incident for later reference)
    • Speak to witnesses and collect their contact information
    • Gather all records of lost wages or property damage resulting from the incident
    • Speak with a Carvel slip and fall attorney immediately

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    File Your Claim Quickly

    As explained above, you could be eligible to pursue a claim for the harm that you or a member of your family suffered in a slip and fall accident. However, you could lose the right to sue if you fail to act quickly – as all claims are time-sensitive. Claims are subject to a statute of limitations which determines the total length of time that claimants have to sue; if claimants do not file on time, they risk losing their right to sue. How long do you have to file your claim against Carvel? In California, slip and fall claims are normally subject to a two-year statute of limitations. Therefore, claimants only have two years to pursue their claims. Although this is a strict deadline, it is possible for exceptions to the statute of limitations to apply (exceptions are based on the details surrounding the claim). If you are interested in learning more about the total length of time that you have to pursue your claim, contact us today.

    Normandie Law Firm

    Are you ready to speak with a Carvel slip and fall lawyer? If so, do not hesitate to seek legal assistance with the slip and fall lawyers at our firm at your earliest convenience. At Normandie Law Firm, our lawyers have many years of experience handling all sorts of claims, including slip and fall claims. Our slip and fall experts are ready to evaluate your claim and help you sue Carvel or any other ice cream shop in which your incident occurred. You can trust that our lawyers will represent your best interests.

    At our firm, we offer free legal services: free consultations and free second opinions. During our free legal services, our lawyers will be available to answer all your questions and address all your concerns. Our slip and fall lawyers will evaluate your claim and provide you with the information that you need to pursue your claim. Are you interested in starting or redirecting your slip and fall lawsuit? If so, you should seek legal assistance with the experts at our firm today.

    We offer a Zero-Fee guarantee – you will not be required to pay any upfront legal fees for any of our legal services. In addition, our firm is based on contingency; therefore, our clients will not be required to cover any legal expenses until after reaching a successful claim outcome. If you do not win, you will not have to pay us anything.

    Are you ready to discuss your claim with the experts at our firm? If so, do not hesitate to contact our firm at your earliest convenience.

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