Colorado is well-known around the country as the place to be for fun snow activities such as skiing and snowboarding. Every year, thousands flock the slopes of Colorado’s snow-covered mountains looking for fun and excitement for a few days with friends and family. While skiing promises to be loads of fun, it can also end tragically when an individual gets hurt duet to someone else’s negligence. It is important to note before we even start that over 90 percent of all accidents involve a human element, and legally, there’s no such thing as bad luck or a fluke or accident – someone didn’t do what they were supposed to do, thereby leading to your Colorado Ski injury accident. To this end, it is important to hold the guilty party accountable for their negligence.

Are you looking for a ski injuries attorney? If you were hurt at one of many Colorado’s ski resorts, we’d love to hear from you. The ski injury lawyers at McCready Law have cumulative legal experience spanning over 90 years and we’d love to put this experience to work for you. Please contact us TODAY at (773) 906-4833 to learn more about your legal options for skiing and snowboarding injuries. We take on all cases on a contingency fee basis, which means that you don’t pay us anything until and when we recover compensation on your behalf. Call (773) 906-4833 NOW for your 100% FREE consultation into skiing injuries.

Some of the most common causes of skiing injuries include:

1. Faulty equipment – Poor or no maintenance of ski equipment can cause them to malfunction. These equipment are usually expensive so ski resort management always tries to cut corners by not servicing them often enough, to the detriment of people like you and I.
2. Collisions and crashes – All skiers are expected to abide to certain rules such as watching their speed, watching out for other skiers, making sure to wear visible gear and avoiding certain areas as not doing so may lead to crashes and collisions with other individuals. Failure by ski resorts to enforce these rules may make them liable for your injuries
3. Failure to act – If a ski resort is warned about a chairlift that is swaying precariously by several holiday goers but fails to do something leading to the chair to continue swaying until it one day throws off patrons into the snow down below, leading to catastrophic injuries, the ski resort may be held legally liable for their injuries.

Hurt at a Ski Resort? Call Us Today! – McCready Law

As a ski resort patron, you’re legally protected under premises liability law. The ski resort is legally obligated to make sure you are kept safe at all times, and that you are made aware of any possible hazards so you can take reasonable steps to protect yourself. This is legally called duty of care, and if this is breached due to a negligent actions, you’re well within your right to file a skiing injury lawsuit in order to collect money damages that will go a long way in helping you pay for your medical care, any lost wages, rehabilitation costs, pain and suffering, mental anguish, loss of enjoyment of life, legal fees, and so much more. If you were hurt at a ski resort, and believe that negligence had a role to play in it, don’t sit back and accept it: call McCready Law at (773) 906-4833, your premier skiing resort accident attorneys to learn more about your legal options for compensation. We look forward to hearing from you.