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Holding property owners accountable when unsafe conditions lead to serious falls
You may have a case if:
- You slipped, tripped, or fell because of a dangerous or poorly maintained condition
- The hazard wasn’t clearly marked or fixed in a reasonable amount of time
- The property owner or staff knew - or should have known - about the issue
- You were injured and needed medical care or your daily life was affected
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Why clients come to us
Honest answers, reliable communication, and a team you can count on
Your first call
We listen to what happened, ask a few key questions, and help you understand whether you may have a slip and fall case.
We gather the details
We dig into what caused the fall: photos, reports, maintenance issues, and whether the hazard should have been fixed or warned about.
Building your claim
We gather medical records, document your injuries, and connect them to the unsafe condition that caused the fall.
Holding the property owner accountable
We handle the claim process and pursue compensation so you’re not left dealing with the aftermath on your own.
You may still be wondering:
Will I be able to reach someone?
Yes. You’ll have direct access to our team, and we stay responsive throughout your case. We keep you updated and make sure you’re never left wondering what’s happening next.
How much does it cost?
There’s no upfront cost to get started. We handle slip and fall cases on a contingency basis, which means you don’t pay unless we recover compensation for you.
Will I be pushed to settle?
No. These cases deserve to be handled the right way. We don’t rush settlements. We focus on building a strong claim and help you make informed decisions at every step.
What to do after a slip and fall
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Get medical attention
Your health comes first. Even if the injury seems minor, get checked and follow through with treatment. This also creates important medical records.
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Report the incident to the property owner
Let the store, business, or property manager know what happened. Ask for an incident report if possible, but stick to the basic facts.
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Document the scene
Take photos of the hazard, the surrounding area, and anything that may have contributed to the fall. If there were witnesses, try to get their information.
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Call us before the insurance company
You may be contacted by the property owner or their insurance company. It’s important to understand your options before giving statements or accepting anything.
Common causes of slip and fall injuries
And how they affect your slip and fall claim and settlement
Wet or slippery floors
Spills, recently mopped floors, or tracked-in water can create slick surfaces that lead to sudden falls.
Uneven walking surfaces
Cracked sidewalks, loose tiles, or uneven flooring can catch a foot and cause a trip.
Poor lighting or visibility
Dim lighting can make it hard to see hazards like steps, changes in elevation, or obstacles.
Cluttered walkways
Items left in aisles, cords, or debris can block safe paths and create tripping hazards.
Lack of warning signs
When hazards aren’t clearly marked, people may walk into dangerous conditions without realizing it.
Damaged stairs or handrails
Broken steps, loose railings, or missing handrails can make stairs unsafe to use.
Slippery outdoor conditions
Rain, mud, or other outdoor elements can make entryways, sidewalks, and parking lots hazardous.
Neglected property maintenance
When routine maintenance is ignored, small issues can turn into serious safety risks over time.
What damages can you recover?
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Medical expenses
This includes emergency care, hospital visits, follow-up treatment, physical therapy, and any ongoing medical needs related to your injuries.
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Lost income
If your injuries keep you from working, you may be able to recover lost wages and income during your recovery.
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Future medical care
Some injuries require long-term treatment. Future care needs can be considered as part of your laim, not just what you’ve already paid.
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Loss of earning ability
If your injuries affect your ability to return to work or limit what you can do long-term, that impact may be factored into your settlement.
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Pain & suffering
This reflects the physical pain and discomfort caused by your injuries, both immediately after the accident and over time.
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Impact on daily life
Injuries can affect your ability to do everyday activities, spend time with family, or enjoy things you once did. That impact can be part of your claim.
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Emotional distress
Injuries can take a mental toll as well. Anxiety, stress, and other emotional effects may be considered depending on the situation.
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Scarring or disfigurement
If your injury leaves visible scars or lasting changes to your appearance, you may be entitled to compensation for the long-term impact.
