10/30/2026
$100,000 recovered for a delivery driver who slipped on black ice and injured her knee during a winter storm.
Our client was on the job, walking up to a customer's front porch to deliver an order, when she fell. The insurance company initially denied responsibility, claiming no order had ever been placed at that address. We did not accept that answer. We tracked down the sales receipt that proved the delivery, and once it was in hand, the company's position changed and the full policy limits were tendered.
Her case also involved prior knee issues, which can be used to try to shrink a claim. Careful preparation and persistence made sure her injury was taken seriously. She also believed at first that the fall was her own fault, which is something we hear often. Slips on ice and snow are not always the fault of the person who fell, and it is worth having someone look at what really happened.
If you have been hurt in a fall on someone else's property, we are here to listen and to help you understand your options. Link below to learn more.
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