Let’s be honest here. Not every time a person trips or slips, falls, and is injured means someone else is legally at fault. Without legal fault, there can be no monetary recovery. These types of claims get a bad reputation because so many times the reason a person falls is their own fault. However, if injury is caused by a legally recognized dangerous condition of public or private property you may be entitled to payment of your damages.

Trip and fall, and slip and fall, type injuries fall under the legal definition of “premises liability.” Those who own, possess and/or control the dangerous premises may be liable. Premises may be in a dangerous condition due to missing handrails, unmarked stairs, recently washed or waxed floors without adequate warnings, improperly secured excavations, uneven cement slabs, or anything else. We have access to the top premises liability engineers and pedestrian safety experts in America to investigate whether there is a dangerous condition.

Let us investigate your claim today.

As always, no recovery, no fee.