Elevator / Escalator Accidents

Elevators and escalators exist for the sole purpose of transporting people and objects between floors of a building easily and efficiently. Though these heavy-duty pieces of machinery have made life much easier for many individuals, they also present a host of dangers that users should be aware of.

Management staff and maintenance operators are required to keep these machines in optimal condition in order to prevent any malfunctions that may occur. If this is not done, these parties could be held liable for any accidents or injuries that result from use of an unsafe machine. If you have been injured by an escalator or elevator and would like to seek legal representation for your claim, contact the Atlanta personal injury lawyers of Webb, Wade & Taylor, LLC at 770-631-1811.

Common Injuries in Elevator / Escalator Accidents

The following incidents could result from the misuse or malfunction of an elevator or escalator:

  • Amputated limbs
  • Cuts or lacerations
  • Fractured bones
  • Fall down an empty shaft
  • Injuries from a slip and fall accident
  • Accident electrocution
  • Asphyxiation (from being trapped inside an elevator)
  • Wrongful death

When accidents happen as the result of another party’s negligent behavior, that party should be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law. By hiring an experienced attorney to help with your case, you can increase your chances of a favorable result and receive the funds to which you are entitled.

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To learn more about elevator and escalator accidents, contact the Atlanta personal injury attorneys of Webb, Wade & Taylor, LLC at 770-631-1811.

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