Joel B. Savit
Please peruse all of the information that Joel has provided on this site. If you don't find exactly what you are looking for, feel free to call him at 646-580-8LAW (646-580-8529) and he will answer any questions that you may have.
- Read about some of Joel Savit's prior cases including those that involved Puff Daddy, Johnnie Cochran, and Samuel Jackson.
Slip and Fall Archive
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Tripping on Wet Stairs
Posted on February 14, 2011 | No CommentsIf you look at the stairs after you fall and you can see evidence that the stairs had been mopped then the court will most likely allow your case to proceed. -
Winter Storms
Posted on February 4, 2011 | No CommentsWhat happens if you slip and fall on ice or snow during a storm? If there is evidence of ice or snow that had been on the ground from previous snowfalls or ice storms, you still may able to recover for injuries sustained by you even though it is still snowing. -
Landlord-Tenant Responsibilites
Posted on February 2, 2011 | No CommentsIf you are living in an apartment house then there probably is a super who maintains the building. If super washes the stairs and does nothing to warn you and you slip, you have a good case against the landlord. -
Skiing Accidents
Posted on January 21, 2011 | No CommentsMany people believe that if they are injured skiing, they cannot bring any lawsuit against the trail operator because they have assumed the risks. Although this is partly true, there are numerous instances where the operator of the ski trails can be sued. -
Snow and Ice Injuries
Posted on January 19, 2011 | No CommentsMany people think that if a building owner shovels and salts the sidewalk in front of his building, then he cannot be held responsible if you slip and fall and are injured. Nothing could be further from the truth. Many times a landlord makes the situation worse by the way in which he or she shovels the snow by leaving it in piles or creating chunks of ice. -
Snow Injury
Posted on January 12, 2011 | No CommentsSlip and fall on snow or ice in front of a building?The law applies different standards depending upon the type of building involved and whether the owner of the premises cleaned the sidewalk but did not apply salt or sand.





