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Your Participation Does Not Excuse Negligence

You accepted the risks of a recreational activity, yet you suffered injuries that involved unforeseen dangers. You signed a waiver of liability, yet the accident occurred due to gross negligence or a product defect. You wonder if you have options.

To explore those options, you need experienced counsel with the resources needed to protect your rights. For over thirty years, that is the level of advocacy our attorneys have provided at Abramson Smith Waldsmith, LLP.

Following a sports and recreation accident, you may be unable to enjoy that leisurely activity and could very well be out of work. Contact us at 415.421.7995 or toll free at 888.745.2988. We represent clients in the San Francisco Bay Area and throughout Northern California.

Did You Sign a Release or Waiver?

Just because the owner of a ski resort or motocross track hands you a release to sign does not mean it will enforceable. Many so-called releases are rife with problems. The typeface is too small or the copy is unreadable. The terms of the document are unfair and border on oppressive.

If a company that rents or sells personal watercrafts, snowboards or any type of recreational equipment engages in gross negligence, the release may be meaningless. Our job is to hold them accountable.

A Strong History Advocating for Victims of Sports and Recreation Accidents

Our law firm has a long history of helping seriously injured clients and their family members. A split second catastrophe while enjoying a fun-filled vacation can forever change lives. We are dedicated to our client base and back up that dedication with quality service and the resources necessary to tell your story in a compelling and factual way.

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For more information regarding negligence and product defect claims, please contact us to schedule an appointment with a sports and recreation accident attorney.

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Verdicts & Settlements

Diving Accident. Our Client v. City of Walnut Creek.
$27.75 million verdict.
Our client was a 20-year-old state diving champion who was rendered a quadriplegic when he collided with a synchronized swimmer...

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