Slip and Fall Attorneys in Charleston (SC)

A slip and fall accident could be the reason you or a loved one needs extensive medical attention. But these expenses should not come from your pocket, especially if the incident occurred due to someone else's negligence. At Morgan and Morgan, we have been fighting for the rights of slip and fall victims for more than three decades, and we might be able to help you get compensated.

However, in order to obtain compensation for your injuries or losses, we must first establish that you have a viable claim. Premises liability laws in South Carolina are complex, and you can only claim compensation if you can prove the other party's wrongdoing.

And because we are the largest and most powerful injury firm in the United States, you can count on us to help strengthen your case. This includes but is not limited to gathering crucial evidence to support the facts of the incident, interviewing witnesses, collecting relevant paperwork to support your claim, and creating a legal strategy to pursue the compensation you need and deserve.

In addition, hiring the most powerful personal injury law firm in the United States gives you an added advantage at the negotiating table or even in court. This is because insurance companies know that our attorneys do not settle for less if you deserve more.

Fill out our free case evaluation form today to determine whether you have a viable claim. If you do, we will contact you to discuss how best to proceed with your slip and fall case.

FAQ

How Much Money Can I Recover as Compensation After a Slip and Fall Incident in Charleston?

These cases don't usually have a preset amount as compensation. You may be entitled to tens of thousands of dollars or even millions, depending on the nature of your case, if valid. Assuming that you have a valid case and hire us to represent you, we will calculate the damages you may be entitled to before filing a claim with the other party.

Who Can I Sue For a Slip and Fall Accident?

The law does not discriminate when it comes to such cases. You may be able to hold anyone accountable: property owners, managers, government entities, or even individuals. It all depends on who breached their duty of care.

What Does "Duty Of Care" Mean In a Slip and Fall Case?

We all have a legal responsibility to act responsibly towards each other. This legal responsibility is what we describe as a duty of care. For example, when you visit a grocery store, the owner has a duty to ensure that the premises are safe from accidents, including slips and falls. Personal injury lawsuits or claims usually occur in situations where one person or entity breaches their duty of care, harming the other person as a result.

Get Started With Your Slip And Fall Case

Slip and fall cases are not easy to handle without an attorney. That is why we offer a free, no-obligation case evaluation to help you understand your rights, including whether you have a viable claim. Contact us today to get started.