You Were Inside.
The Car Wasn’t Supposed to Be.
You walked into a store expecting to be safe. You never expected a vehicle to come through the glass. But it happens far more often than people realize. And when businesses fail to install proper protections, innocent customers pay the price.
If you were hurt, you shouldn’t have to carry the burdens alone. Attorney Paul Samakow will deal with the insurance companies and the legal fight, so you can focus on healing. Call now for a free strategy session.
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Insurance companies know his name. They know he prepares every case like it’s going to trial, and he doesn’t back down.
That experience matters when serious injuries are involved.
Experienced. Proven. Prepared.
When a vehicle crashes into a store, the legal issues can be complex. Experience matters, and preparation makes the difference.
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We work on a contingency basis, which means no legal fees unless we win your case.
We also advance all costs so you never have to worry about paying out of pocket while you recover.
What Happened to You Should Not Have Happened
Every year in the United States, vehicles crash into commercial buildings more than 100 times per day.
These crashes are:
- Predictable
- Documented
- Often preventable
Many of them occur because businesses fail to install protective barriers known as bollards, steel safety barriers placed between parking spaces and buildings.
They are designed to:
- Stop out-of-control vehicle
- Protect entrances
- Shield customers and employees
They are not decorative. They save lives. And if they were missing where you were injured, that matters.
Store and property owners have a legal duty to keep their premises reasonably safe.
When:
- Parking spaces are placed directly in front of entrances
- Prior crashes have occurred
- Protective bollards are missing
- The crash was reasonably foreseeable
The business may be legally responsible.
You may be entitled to compensation for:
- Medical expenses (past and future)
- Lost wages and time away from work
- Pain and suffering
- Permanent disability or mobility loss
- Emotional distress and trauma
- Disfigurement or scarring
- Loss of enjoyment of life
These injuries affect your health, your income, your independence, and your day-to-day life.
Do not let a business avoid responsibility by calling this “driver error.” Driver error is exactly why protective barriers exist.
Cars leave the road. Pedals get pressed by mistake. Drivers lose control. Businesses know this happens, and they are expected to protect customers from that risk. When they don’t, they can be held accountable.
When businesses ignore known risks, they can be held accountable.
If this happened to you or someone you care about, the next step is simple.
Talk with an experienced injury attorney who understands these cases, or start by reading the Storefront Crash Survival Guide so you know exactly where you stand.
Attorney Paul Samakow has been representing injured people for decades and offers both options at no cost.