Slip and Fall Claims

If you were hurt on a dangerous property—like an icy parking lot, a dangerous sidewalk, defective stairs, or an improperly maintained store floor—here’s a sample demand letter you can ... Read more

Homeowners may have some legal responsibility when it comes to the safety of trespassers who wander onto the homeowner's property. ... Read more

Homeowners have a legal duty to keep their property reasonably free of certain hazards. ... Read more

It may not be easy to figure out who owns/maintains the parking lot where you were injured, but it's crucial to your potential slip and fall claim. ... Read more

When you slip and fall in a store, it's crucial to report the accident to a manager or employee, otherwise your injury claim could face significant hurdles. ... Read more

When a slip and fall injury claim can't be settled out of court, the claimant may need to file a personal injury lawsuit in civil court. If that happens, early on the parties to the lawsuit ... Read more

The slip and fall deposition is the defense's first face-to-face chance to get your side of the story on record. Here's what to expect. ... Read more

When a nursing home resident is injured in a fall, liability could rest with the care facility under a variety of legal theories. ... Read more

Can a slip and fall be covered under homeowners' insurance? ... Read more

Before you get the injury claim process started after a slip-and-fall on someone else's property, take a look at these frequently asked questions. ... Read more