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Keeping a positive attitude and staying active during these uncertain times will help you stay healthier, both mentally and physically. If you and your family are looking to be productive at home, dive into some home projects.
After months of snow and ice covering yards, sidewalks and deck, there’s going to be some repairs and cleaning to do. Long exposure to the winter weather can damage and break outside fixtures. Potholes, weak stairs, rotted floorboards, slippery walkways, and crumbling railings can all lead to someone getting seriously injured. Those injuries can lead to expensive medical bills and even lawsuits.
It is the responsibility on the landowner to keep their premises reasonably safe for those who are there legally. While the exact definition of “reasonably safe” depends on the precise circumstances of your case. However, if there is any chance that you did not adequately fix up your property after winter’s beating, you could face a lawsuit if someone got hurt on your property.
Take some time now to fixing dangerous conditions on the most used portions of your property. While you’re at it, go ahead and do a check of other spaces and items for your family’s safety. Here’s a starter checklist for you;
Even while social distancing and isolation guidelines are in place, there are still going to be non-family members coming onto your property; Mail and package carrier, take out deliveries, meter readers, etc. Make sure your home’s exterior is safe for them as well as your family.
If you or someone you love is injured in an accident, contact us. We offer a free consultation and review of your issue as well as 40 years of experience in getting our client’s the justice they deserve.