Slip and Fall Accident Lawyer

Property owners have a legal duty to maintain safe conditions. When they fail and you are injured, our premises liability attorneys hold them accountable.

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Understanding Premises Liability

Property owners owe different duties based on your status:

  • Invitees (customers, clients) — highest duty of care, must actively inspect for hazards
  • Licensees (social guests) — must warn of known hidden dangers
  • Trespassers — minimal duty, except for children (attractive nuisance)

Common Causes

  • Wet or slippery floors without warning signs
  • Uneven surfaces, cracked sidewalks, raised tiles
  • Poor lighting in stairwells, parking lots, hallways
  • Broken stairs and missing handrails
  • Ice, snow, and weather hazards on walkways
  • Cluttered walkways blocking paths
  • Parking lot potholes and cracks

Where Falls Happen Most

  • Grocery stores and supermarkets
  • Restaurants and bars
  • Shopping malls and retail stores
  • Hotels, hospitals, and medical facilities
  • Parking lots and garages
  • Apartment complexes and workplaces

Common Slip and Fall Injuries

  • Hip Fractures — Surgery + months of rehab, high mortality risk for seniors
  • Traumatic Brain Injuries — Head impacts causing concussions and cognitive impairment
  • Spinal Injuries — Herniated discs, compression fractures, chronic pain
  • Broken Wrists/Arms — Most common as people extend arms to break falls
  • Knee Injuries — Torn ACL, MCL, meniscus requiring surgery

Proving Your Case

  • Notice: Property owner knew or should have known about the hazard
  • Surveillance: Security footage — we act fast before it’s overwritten
  • Records: Maintenance logs, inspection reports, prior complaints
  • Witnesses: Employees and customers who saw the hazard

Slip and Fall FAQ

What if there was a wet floor sign?

Signs don’t automatically eliminate liability. They must be visible, adequate, and the hazard can’t persist unreasonably long.

What if I was partially at fault?

You can still recover in most states — compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault.

Injured? Get the Compensation You Deserve.

Free consultation. No win, no fee. Available 24/7.

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