elevator accident

Chances are, if you live in the United States, you’ve been in an elevator at least once in the last month.

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• Elevator Accident
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• Personal Injury
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• Premises Liability
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• Spinal Cord Injury
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• Traumatic Brain Injury
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• Wrongful Death
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Chances are, if you live in the United States, you’ve been in an elevator at least once in the last month.

Topics:
• Elevator Accident
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• Personal Injury
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• Premises Liability
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• Uncategorized
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• Wrongful Death
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Elevator accidents are one of the rarest forms of accidental death, causing fewer than 30 deaths across the nation each year.

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• Elevator Accident
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• Personal Injury
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• Wrongful Death
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Last December, a 22-year-old man reportedly walked into an elevator shaft when the elevator doors opened, assuming the elevator would be there, and fell onto the car that had stopped just a floor below him.

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• Elevator Accident
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The frequency of elevator accidents is more common than you would think. With roughly 600,000 elevators across the nation it makes sense that people ride elevators every day - to gain access to apartments or work, or even during their commute to work.

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• Elevator Accident
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