Premises Liability and Slip & Fall Lawyers
Slip & Fall
Slip & Fall


You didn’t just fall for no apparent reason.
You had a slip & fall accident, and it wasn’t because you’re clumsy or weren’t paying attention. Your accident could have been caused by a negligent property owner who knew about a problem and didn’t address it, potentially leaving you injured, out of work, and with medical bills. This isn’t right.
Slip and fall lawsuits empower you to recover compensation for your injuries and hold negligent property owners accountable.
Whether it’s an unaddressed spill on a floor, a faulty railing or step, an obstruction of some sort, or any other factor a property owner knew about but did not address, you’re left dealing with a host of issues that were no fault of your own. You don’t have to put up with this.
You can file a slip & fall lawsuit against the property owner whose negligence had a negative impact on your life, and our experienced attorneys, who’ve secured several million-dollar verdicts for injured clients, are available to help.
Our Process
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Documentation
First, your assigned legal team will gather records related to your claim, including medical records, medical bills, and insurance policy information.
These documents will help your attorney understand the extent of your injury, and build your case for compensation.
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Investigation
Your attorney and legal team will investigate your accident in great detail to gather the necessary evidence.
They may look at dashcam footage, security camera footage, police records, and more to help build your case.
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Negotiation
Your attorney will negotiate with the defense, outside of the courtroom, to help get you the compensation you may be entitled to.
If settlement negotiations are unsuccessful, your attorney is prepared to go to trial and present your case in the strongest possible form.
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FAQs
These Are Dignified Cases
An Attorney Knows What Evidence to Gather

Proving a Slip & Fall Case
Dangerous Conditions
’Reasonable’ Property Owners
- Did the hazardous area exist long enough for the property owner to be aware of it?
- Is there a standard procedure in place for examining the premises, and did the owner have proof of this procedure?
- Was there a legitimate reason for the area to be hazardous, such as a slippery floor after being washed?
- If there is a reason for the area to be hazardous, was there any way to make it safer?
- If an object caused the slip, trip, or fall, was there anywhere else the object could have been stored to make the premises safer?
- Could a warning sign or barrier have been created to prevent injury?
Did the Property Owner Violate Laws?
