Possible injuries in these cases may include traumatic brain injuries (TBI), spinal cord injuries, bone fractures, internal injuries, facial injuries, scarring, or worse.
These are not the kinds of claims for which you should attempt to represent yourself. For one thing, the stakes are too high in serious injury claims. Beyond that, ceiling collapse cases are likely to require diving into the minutiae of Georgia Building Codes, inspection requirements and reports, and expert witness testimony from construction experts and biomechanical engineers.
Proving negligence in any premises liability case is no simple task. Ceiling collapse cases can quickly get quite complicated. Success requires not just an injury lawyer, but one who is skilled, battle-tested, and committed to tirelessly fighting for you.