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When Workplace Safety Fails: The Overlooked Risks of Harassment and Threats
Workplace safety risks aren’t always visible. From harassment complaints to escalating behavior, here’s how operational breakdowns can lead to preventable incidents if not addressed early.

Drew Kanevsky
Mar 18


What Attorneys Should Be Looking For in the First 30 Days of a Case
The first 30 days of a case often determine how discovery unfolds. From operational control to digital inspection systems, here’s what attorneys should be identifying early to avoid evasive responses and missed evidence.

Drew Kanevsky
Feb 28


When Temporary Equipment Becomes a Trip Hazard
A routine visit to a gas station turned into a claimed trip-and-fall when a customer encountered a misplaced cleaning tool near the pumps. This case highlights how everyday operational decisions—like where equipment is stored—can become the focus of litigation. From a defense perspective, the question isn’t just what happened, but whether the location and use of the item met reasonable retail safety standards.

Drew Kanevsky
Jan 31


What Missing Incident Reports Usually Reveal in Retail Cases
Effective retail safety isn’t reactive—it’s proactive. By identifying operational gaps, training deficiencies, and environmental risks before incidents occur, retailers can reduce exposure and improve customer safety. This post explores how operational consulting can help prevent injuries and litigation before they happen.

Drew Kanevsky
Jan 16


When Inclement Weather Moves Indoors: Why Retail Safety Systems Matter
Many retail injury cases are not the result of a single mistake, but of broader operational breakdowns. This analysis examines how safety policies, execution, and store-level decision making can contribute to unsafe conditions—and how those factors are evaluated from an expert perspective.

Drew Kanevsky
Dec 31


When Retailers Use Third-Party Snow Contractors: Why Responsibility Still Falls on the Store
When retailers hire third-party snow contractors, responsibility for customer safety doesn’t disappear. This post explains why retailers must still monitor conditions, verify contractor performance, and maintain safe premises during winter weather.

Drew Kanevsky
Dec 10, 2025
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