The state of Colorado boasts an impressive 26 ski resorts that service millions of local, national and international skiers and snowboarders every year. Colorado’s ski industry has flourished over the past three decades and skier visits have increased to more than 12 million every year. Because of the widespread popularity of the sport, the Colorado Ski Safety Act was created to dictate the rules that a skier must follow to ensure his or her own safety as well as the safety of others. The Act also outlines the responsibilities of a ski resort to maintain lifts, trails, and slopes to ensure a safe environment.
Even with these laws and guidelines in place, accidents still occur on the ski slopes of Colorado. If you or someone you love has suffered injury because of negligence on the part of the ski resort or another skier or snowboarder, you may be able to seek compensation with the help of a talented Denver personal injury lawyer.
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Some of the most common injuries that result from skiing accidents include broken bones, head and brain injuries, spinal cord injuries and injuries affecting the ankles, knees or legs. In some cases, a ski accident can lead to a tragic fatality. Whatever your situation may be, a caring attorney from Andrus Hood & Wagstaff will guide you through the process of filing a claim and will stand up for your right for compensation.
Our firm has over 40 years of combined experience helping injury victims throughout Denver, and we know how to build a compelling case on your behalf. If you have suffered injuries because the ski lifts or rental equipment was not properly maintained, we can help you gather the evidence you need to support an injury claim. Don’t wait to receive the legal help you deserve, call our personal injury firm today.
Most of us go about our daily business without much thought to the dangers of slipping or falling due to a dangerous condition. We run errands, shop at retail outlets and go through our routines at the workplace, sometimes standing at risk due to the negligence action or inaction of a proprietor or employer. Hazardous conditions should not be allowed to remain intact as they can lead to serious and permanent injuries. If you have been a victim of a slip or fall and have sustained injuries, you should contact a Denver personal injury lawyer immediately for answers to your questions and an examination of your case.
