Slip and fall claims — legally called premises liability — hold property owners accountable when they fail to keep their property reasonably safe. Broken stairs, wet floors, poor lighting, and unmarked hazards injure thousands of people every year. If it happened to you, you may be entitled to compensation.
Start my free case reviewSlip and fall cases typically settle within 6 to 15 months. Cases involving disputed liability — where the property owner claims you should have seen the hazard — take longer because they often require depositions and expert testimony.
That a dangerous condition existed, that the property owner knew or should have known about it, that they failed to fix or warn about it, and that this failure caused your injuries. An attorney gathers the evidence to prove each element.
Get medical care, report the fall to the property owner in writing, photograph the hazard from multiple angles, get contact info for witnesses, and preserve the clothing and shoes you were wearing. Then call an attorney before speaking with any insurer.
Yes — homeowner's insurance typically covers guest injuries and pays out without your friend paying anything out of pocket. Your attorney can navigate this so relationships stay intact.
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