Slip, trip & fall
A fall on someone else’s property isn’t automatically their fault — but when an owner knew about a hazard, or should have, and failed to fix it or warn you, they can be held responsible for the injuries that follow.
What we handle
We represent people hurt by dangerous property conditions — wet or slippery floors, uneven or broken pavement, poor lighting, loose carpeting, cluttered walkways, and stairs without proper handrails. Falls cause real injuries: fractures, head trauma, spinal damage, and torn ligaments. These cases usually turn on showing the owner knew, or should have known, about the hazard.
What to do next
Get medical attention
Treat the injury and create a record of it.
Report it to the property owner
Ask that an incident report be made, and get a copy if you can.
Photograph the hazard
The condition that caused the fall is often fixed within hours. Document it immediately.
Keep witnesses and records
Witness information and a clear paper trail of treatment and expenses matter.
Our approach
We move quickly to preserve evidence — surveillance footage, maintenance and inspection records, and witness statements — because property owners fix hazards fast. We establish what the owner knew and when, document your injuries, and build the claim for trial.
Personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee — there is no fee unless we recover for you, and the consultation is free.