Ski Accident Law: Common Injuries & Reckless Behavior

Skiing and snowboarding can be dangerous sports and often result in injuries and even death. But what are the most common injuries and how does the law punish reckless behavior on the slopes? To find out, we asked Jim Chalat, a Colorado attorney with over 30 years experience whose practice focuses on personal injury, and particularly ski accident law.

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Responsibility for Workers Injured on Your Property

The answer to who’s at fault for a roofer’s injury can vary from state to state, especially since some states have no-fault laws when it comes to insurance for injuries. If you took the proper steps ahead of time, you shouldn’t be held directly liable for your roofer’s injury.

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Slip and Fall Accident at a Private Home

If you are injured in a slip and fall accident in a private residence, you may be able to file an insurance claim or sue and collect damages for your injuries. Click here for more about your rights and options.

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What is strict liability?

While most claims for personal injuries are based on the theory of negligence, personal injury claims involving activities that are inherently dangerous are sometimes litigated under the legal theory of strict liability.

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SUV Rollover Lawsuits

No major SUV maker escapes litigation over SUV rollover injuries. Chevrolet, GMC, Toyota, Mitsubishi, and General Motors are all named in suits claiming faulty design and/or negligence. Many of the suits have led to recalls.

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