A ceiling collapse may seem like something out of a movie, but given the fact that hundreds of millions of us rent properties and therefore have no say in their repairs as well as are not privy to the history of an apartment building complex or home, the likelihood for a collapse to happen is pretty high. Ceiling collapses are usually due to a structural issue which should have been remedied had the building been constructed according to code, as well as maintained and repairs done in a timely manner. Ceiling collapses can lead to head and neck injuries, and in extreme cases such as the 2021 Miami condo collapse, can cause entombment and death. All property owners are legally obligated to ensure that you live in a safe domicile and that all codes are followed as well as repairs done in a timely manner. Failure to do the same could be grounds for a lawsuit which will help the injured recover compensation and justice, and we’re here to help with that.

Are you looking for a best ceiling collapse injury attorney? The experienced roof and ceiling collapse lawyers at McCready Law have over 90 YEARS of experience helping individuals such as you get the justice and compensation they truly deserve after the careless and negligent actions of another individual lead to an injury. Please call us NOW at (773) 985-5139 to learn more about your legal options for compensation. We work on contingency fee basis, and what this means is that we don’t charge you a CENT as we work on your case to completion, and charging clients only happens when we’ve recovered compensation on your behalf. the number to call is (773) 985-5139, for your 100% FREE consultation into ceiling collapse lawsuits. Serving injured individuals in all 50 states.

Here are some of the most common things that may cause a ceiling or roof to collapse:

1. Failure to maintain property and carry out regular repairs
2. Excess water from leaking pipes that were never replaced
3. Modifying the building such as adding extra floors causing load strain
4. Violation of building codes at the time of construction
5. Storing heavy things in the attic
6. Attic depressurization
7. Ceiling support damage, which happens during installation

Filing a Lawsuit for Roof and Ceiling Collapse – The Basics

It is important to understand that your rights as a renter are protected by premises liability law. In order to have a valid premises liability lawsuit, you must prove with your ceiling collapse attorney that the landlord or property owner knew or should have known about the dangerous condition that caused the roof or ceiling collapse, and that the condition posed an unreasonable risk of harm, and that the property owner or landlord did not act in a reasonable manner with regard to getting rid of the risk of harm, thereby causing injury on your person. When it comes to compensation for ceiling and roof collapse lawsuits, you can sue for various damages such as cost of medical care, past and future, lost wages if you had to take time off work to recover, pain and suffering, legal fees and so much more.

Ceiling Collapse Attorneys – Get Legal Help Today!

Were you injured due to a ceiling or roof collapse? Please give us a call NOW at (773) 985-5139 to learn more about your legal options for justice and compensation. thanks, and we look forward to helping you.