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Ross Stores, Inc. is an American company that runs a chain of discount apparel stores under the name Ross Dress for Less®. They are one of the largest off-price department stores in the country with 1,483 locations spanning 37 states. Shoppers looking to find brand-name clothing at a good price visit Ross Stores. They offer a variety of brands with almost 98% of their inventory selling for under $30. Low prices attract thousands of people to visit their stores each year.
Retail shops must ensure that their store is safe for its visitors especially when there are a lot of customers in the store. Keeping aisles clear of debris, cleaning up spills or water tracked in from the outside, and ensuring that displays and shelves are properly secured are just a few steps that a store can take to prevent accidents. When they neglect this responsibility, shoppers can get hurt. Whether it’s a minor or severe injury, no one goes to the store expecting to return home hurt. If you’ve been injured in a retail store accident, the personal injury attorneys at Wolfson & Leon can help. Find out what your options are by calling (305) 285-1115 for a free and confidential consultation.
Slips and falls are the most common accidents in retail stores. Customers who slip on a wet floor and fall may end up with bruises, cuts, scrapes, or broken bones. Hitting your head on the hard floor, a clothing rack, or on the corner of a nearby display case can cause serious head, neck, and back injuries.
Display cases, racks, or boxes that protrude into the aisles and walkways may cause a customer trip and fall. Extension cords that are used to power displays can be a tripping hazard if they aren’t taped down. Head, neck, and back injuries are common in trip and fall cases.
Stores that have elevators and stairwells can also result in trip and fall injuries. Customers can sustain cuts, sprains, broken bones, and injuries to the head, neck, or back if they fall down stairs or trip getting into or out of an elevator.
Other common injuries in retail stores include;
The personal injury attorneys at Wolfson & Leon represent victims of retail store accidents. Injured parties may receive high medical bills for the care they received. Since many accident victims are unable to work while they recover, the loss of income can be financially debilitating. If you have been injured while shopping at your local Ross Dress for Less store, contact the personal injury accident attorneys at Wolfson & Leon. We represent victims who have been injured;
For over 55 years, Wolfson & Leon has defended accident victims who have been injured in retail stores. With offices located in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, and West Palm Beach, we serve clients throughout South Florida. If you have been injured at a retail store and wonder if you have a case, call the retail injury accident attorneys at Wolfson & Leon at (305) 285-1115 for a free consultation.