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A fall at a building entrance

Bodily injury following a hazard at a building entrance, involving a tort claim and National Insurance proceedings.

From the publications of Meskin & Even Haim · Content updated

The case

According to the firm’s publication, a young woman injured her hand after tripping on a pavement at a building entrance. The injury affected her work as a welder and her subsequent employment.

The legal work

The claim concerned the condition of the pavement and the lighting, and was brought against the building committee and the residents’ insurer. The firm also represented the injured woman before National Insurance, where an 83% permanent disability was assessed.

The reported outcome

The firm reported total compensation of more than NIS 1.5 million following the National Insurance and court proceedings. This is a combined amount from multiple routes, not an additional separate award under each route.

These cases and results are based on the firm’s publications. Each case depends on its own facts. Past results do not guarantee an outcome in another case. This summary is not the full judgment or personal legal advice.

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