Michigan residents who fall due to "black ice" (ice so thin and transparent that it seems invisible) have had their legal right to compensation restored by a recent Michigan Court of Appeals decision. Under the old law, residents who were injured in
falls on black ice could not sue the negligent businesses and property owners who failed to salt their properties because the condition was considered "open and obvious." The new case restored the rights of these victims to seek compensation for their injuries.
Our
Michigan slip and fall lawyers have obtained significant settlements in all types of slip and fall cases, including falls on black ice. For more information about your legal rights, call us today.
Category: Slip and Fall
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