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San Francisco Sports Injury Attorneys

You Deserve Compensation for Your Serious Injuries

Every sporting and recreational activity has inherent risks that you must accept. Many times, you sign a release before participating in the activity, assuming it absolves the responsible party of any accountability for a serious injury. However, when a catastrophic, life changing accident does occur due to someone else's negligence, that release may not be worth the paper it's printed on.

At Abramson Smith Waldsmith, LLP, we are aggressive in attacking ambiguous and unfair releases or waivers of liability. Contact us at 415.421.7995 or toll free at 888.745.2988. Our attorneys represent clients in the San Francisco Bay Area and throughout Northern California.

Facing the Challenge to Prove Gross Negligence for You

Clients come to our law office suffering pain from various types of injuries. A day of skiing or golf has ended in a tragic and life-altering way because of unforeseeable hazards. You may have signed a release, but that does not mean you are not entitled to compensation from the negligent party.

You Still Have Rights

At Abramson Smith Waldsmith, LLP, we recognize that there are risks involved in recreational activities such as water sports and bicycling. Proactive steps must be taken to avoid an accident that causes injury. However, there are times when an accident is beyond your control. A product defect involving a poorly manufactured helmet or ski has resulted in serious brain or spinal cord injuries.

The assumption that the waiver trumps responsibility of the negligent party is wrong. You have rights and those rights need protection if you have suffered a sports and recreation injury.

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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced lawyer regarding a sports and recreation injury, please contact us.

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