Impact a Slip & Fall

In many slip and fall cases, there is a good chance that a property owner or premises manager is responsible. All businesses that open themselves up to the public have a legal obligation to keep their property safe for customers. If an accident occurred as a result of dangerous conditions on the property (such poor lighting, hazardous debris, slippery surface, worn carpeting, etc.), the store can be held liable.

Common places where slip and falls occur include:

• Driveways
• Escalators
• Parking lots
• Playgrounds
• Restaurants
• Schools
• Shopping malls
• Sidewalks
• Supermarkets

Even if the owner did not create the hazard, if he or she knew about it or should have known about it, then he or she can be held responsible. For example, if you slipped on a spill that employees failed to clean up in a timely manner or if they failed to warn patrons, then the store can be held liable.

How we can help you:

If you slipped and fell, you may have sustained serious injuries. You will need compensation to cover medical bills, lost wages, rehabilitation, and more. Before you choose to approach the insurance company alone, it is important to remember that insurance companies try their hardest to minimize the amount of money they pay out. Because of this, we advise that you do not make any statements insinuating fault or give recorded statements to insurance adjusters without first consulting a knowledgeable lawyer about your rights.

Before speaking to an insurance adjuster, speak to our Helping Hand team. We will investigate every aspect of the accident to create a compelling case. We will fight hard to maximize your compensation within your case. Remember: you don’t pay us a penny if we lose your case. This is how you can trust us to deliver results.

Contact us today to schedule your free consultation. We are available 24/7.

Personal Injury