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Types of Injuries

Recreational Activities Turning Dangerous and Deadly

From severe brain damage to spinal cord injuries, we recognize that a supposedly safe recreational activity can quickly turn tragic. Enjoying the thrill of playing your favorite sport should not result in a loss of motor functions or confinement to a wheelchair. At Abramson Smith Waldsmith, LLP, we provide a higher level of advocacy for clients experiencing the pain and suffering of catastrophic injuries.

Insurance companies often try to secure a quick and cheap settlement. Let us speak on your behalf and get you the compensation you deserve. 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.

The Thrill of Speed Can Be Dangerous and Deadly

Many recreational activities involve harrowing speeds. Our attorneys represent people who have suffered injuries participating in the following types of activities:

You may have signed a waiver of liability prior to the accident, but don't assume it will be enforceable. Contact a seasoned attorney at Abramson Smith Waldsmith, LLP to discuss your claim.

Recreational Accidents Caused by Defective Products

Other accidents occur because of a third party's negligence. Specifically, a manufacturer may have released a defective product on the market. Faulty helmets or ski bindings can result in spinal cord injuries. A loose grip on a golf club can lead to a skull fracture or brain damage. We strive to hold manufacturers accountable if their lack of safety standards caused you or a family member to be seriously injured.

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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced lawyer regarding catastrophic, life-changing injuries following a sporting accident, please contact us.

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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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