Research data show that most elevator injuries occur when people get on or off elevators. Misleveling is the term given to a case wherein the elevator and the floor are not properly aligned and the elevator stops and is the most common cause of elevator accident injury. Other causes of elevator accident injuries include overloading and crash or rapid descent.



Elevator accident lawsuits are complex, time-consuming and tedious. It can involve different areas of the law. For instance, if the cause of an elevator malfunction is because of a defect imputable to its manufacturer, liability for a resulting accident would be determined under product liability law. If an accident was caused by an elevator malfunction resulting from improper operation or maintenance, responsibility would be determined under premises liability law. However, Liability for elevator accidents often lie with elevator service personnel and those working near or in elevator shafts who account for nearly half of the fatalities each year.

If you find yourself or your loved one within the context of an elevator accident lawsuit and are currently faced with the problem of having to your protect rights and secure compensation and/or restitution for present and future expenses arising from such accident, let our Elevator Accident Lawyers assist you. Our lawyers are well-versed in the intricacies of elevator accident lawsuits as they have extensive experience in elevator accident litigation.

Although there is truth in saying that injuries and suffering arising from accidents such as an elevator accident cannot be fully compensated for by any amount of money, still, monetary compensation and restitution can go a long way in helping ease the burden borne by an elevator accident.

If you need legal advice as well as assistance in your elevator accident case, Elevator Accident Lawyers will passionately and efficiently provide the same for you.