Why are premises liability cases often called slip & fall cases?
Falling on a wet floor in a store is the classic example of a premises liability case.
Falling on a wet floor in a store is the classic example of a premises liability case.
Virginia Beach personal injury attorney Kevin Duffan talks about premises liability cases.
Trips and falls, electric shocks, ATV crashes and dog bites are just a few of the preventable accidents that have led to insurance settlements and personal injury lawsuit awards.
What types of compensation are awarded in a slip and fall accident?
Slip and fall cases, or premises liability cases, can be difficult, so you should do everything you can to make sure you remember the conditions and circumstances surrounding your fall. One of the first things you should do if you are able is to fill out an accident report with the store manager. If they do not offer one to you, ask for one. Secondly, you should try and take pictures of the dangerous condition that caused you to fall. In the era of cell phone cameras, often your phone is the best method to record a visual image of the conditions. The more you can remember about what caused you to fall, the better chance you have to proceed with a lawsuit for your injuries.