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Fell on Someone Else's Property? The Question Is What They Knew.

A slip and fall claim turns on whether the property owner knew about the hazard, or should have. Evidence disappears fast. Answer five questions and we connect you, free, with an attorney licensed in your state.

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How this works for slip & fall

Exactly what we do, what we do not do, and what you get.

What we do

  • Connect you with an attorney who handles premises liability claims
  • Work with falls in shops, workplaces, apartments and public spaces
  • Match on the state where the fall happened
  • Move quickly, because surveillance footage is often overwritten
  • Cost you nothing at any point

What we do not do

  • Give legal advice or assess whether the owner was negligent
  • Estimate what your claim is worth
  • Represent you or act as your law firm
  • Promise an outcome
  • Charge you anything

What you get

  • An attorney who handles premises cases in your state
  • A free consultation with no obligation
  • Contingency representation in most cases
  • Guidance on preserving footage and incident reports
  • Someone to handle the property insurer

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What decides a slip & fall claim

The three things that most often change the outcome.

Decisive

Did they know about the hazard?

Most cases turn on notice: whether the owner created the hazard, knew about it, or should have found it with reasonable inspection.

Time-critical

Surveillance footage

Many businesses overwrite CCTV within days or weeks. A preservation request needs to reach them before that happens.

Common defence

Open and obvious

Owners argue the hazard was visible enough that you should have avoided it. Lighting, signage and distraction all factor into whether that holds.

Slip & Fall: questions answered

Generally that the owner knew or should have known about a dangerous condition and failed to fix it or warn you, and that it caused your injury. The exact standard varies by state.

Not necessarily, but it makes it harder. A report creates a record of when and where. Without one, other evidence such as receipts, witnesses or footage becomes more important.

Your status on the property — invited customer, licensee or trespasser — changes what duty the owner owed you. It narrows a claim more often than it ends it.

The same personal injury deadline as other claims in your state, usually one to three years. Falls on government property often carry much shorter notice deadlines.

No. Our service is free and most premises attorneys work on contingency.

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