Slip and Fall Accidents

What You Must Prove to Win a Slip and Fall Injury Claim

To win a slip and fall claim, you need to establish the property owner's liability for an unsafe condition.

Examples of Slip and Fall Injury Cases

Here are a few examples to help describe the issues of fault and legal liability in a slip and fall injury claim.

A Store's Liability for Slip and Fall Accidents

A store that opens its doors to the public has a duty to keep the property reasonably safe. An unsafe condition that contributes to an accident can lead to an injury claim against the business.

Injury Liability for Slip and Fall Accidents on Snow and Ice

How a property owner's neglect, the weather, the locale, and even your own inattention can affect an injury claim after a slip and fall on ice or snow.

Injury Liability for Stair Accidents

Stairs present unique dangers that can lead to potentially serious fall injuries. This article addresses the issues of fault and liability in stair accidents.

Injury Liability in a Slippery Floor Accident Claim

Is a slippery floor enough to hold the property owner liable for a slip and fall injury?

Are Slip and Fall Injuries Covered by Homeowner's Insurance?

A homeowner's insurance policy may cover a slip and fall, but some amount of fault needs to be shown.

City Liability for Injury from Sidewalk Slip and Fall Accidents

Can you sue the city for your injuries after a fall on a poorly-maintained sidewalk?

Who is Responsible to Pay for a Slip and Fall Injury?

If you slip or trip and injure yourself on someone else's property, and believe the accident was caused by some fault of the property itself, the owner or agent may be liable to pay you.

How Much Is My Slip and Fall Case Worth?

Here's what goes into determining the value of a slip and fall injury claim against a negligent property owner.

Starting a Slip/Fall Injury Claim

Here are some tips for getting your personal injury claim going, and protecting evidence of the slip and fall accident.

What is the Time Limit to File a Slip & Fall Injury Claim?

If you're making an injury claim for a slip and fall accident (premises liability claim) there is a time limit within which you must file your lawsuit or lose the right.

Should You Hire a Lawyer for a Slip and Fall Injury Case?

When key issues like fault for your slip and fall and the extent of your injuries are in dispute, a lawyer may be your best bet.

Evidence to Prove Your Slip and Fall Injury Claim

Here are some tips on gathering evidence after a slip, trip or fall accident to present the best possible injury case.

"Notice" in a Slip and Fall Injury Case

To prevail in a lawsuit or insurance claim following a slip and fall injury, you must be able to show that the responsible party knew, or should have known, that a dangerous condition existed.

Sample Slip and Fall Accident Claim Notification Letters

Three examples of an incident report or notification letter you might send after a slip and fall (premises liability) accident.

Demand Letter for a Slip and Fall Injury Claim

A few tips on writing a demand letter for a slip and fall injury claim, along with examples to help you get started.

Is a Lawsuit and Trial Necessary in a Slip & Fall Claim?

If you've suffered and slip and fall injury and have brought a premises liability claim, you probably want to avoid a lengthy court case. If settlement doesn't work right away, it will still be an option after filing a lawsuit.

How Long Will a Slip and Fall Case Take?

It can take anywhere from several months to a few years to resolve a slip and fall injury case.