How Can a Slip and Fall Injury Attorney Help?
If you were legally on another person’s property and you fell and sustained injuries and if the owner was negligent in maintaining their property, causing your fall and your subsequent injuries, they can be held liable for damages.
An experienced Long Island slip and fall injury lawyer on our legal team will investigate the circumstances surrounding your accident and determine if you have a valid claim and whether your accident was caused by negligent conditions.
To file a claim and recover compensation, your slip and fall injury attorney must prove that:
- You were lawfully on the property
- The property owner was negligent and failed to warn invitees of any hazards on the property or failed to correct unsafe conditions.
- The property owner’s negligence caused your injuries
- Your injuries resulted in damages
An attorney on our legal team can help during this challenging time by:
- Investigating the incident
- Gathering evidence
- Interviewing any witnesses
- Consulting with experts
- Calculating damages
- Filing paperwork
- Handling all communication with the insurance company or defense attorney
- Negotiating for a fair settlement
- Filing a lawsuit, if necessary
- Representing you in court
Pursuing Compensation After a Slip and Fall Accident
If you slipped and fell on someone’s property due to dangerous conditions, you can pursue compensation for your losses in a couple of ways:
- You can file a claim with the property owner’s insurance provider
- You can file a lawsuit against the negligent property owner
Your slip and fall injury lawyer will advise you on the best course of action. The majority of the time, slip and fall cases are settled out of court.
Pursuing Compensation After a Slip and Fall Accident
If you slipped and fell on someone’s property due to dangerous conditions, you can pursue compensation for your losses in a couple of ways:
- Grocery stores
- Homes
- Office buildings
- Restaurants
- Apartment buildings
- Banks
- Coffee shops
- Schools
- Parks
- Retail stores
- Parking lots
- Sidewalks
- Malls
- Medical facilities
Regardless of where the accident occurred, you may have a claim if you suffered injuries as a result of the property owner’s negligence. This can include instances in which there were dangerous conditions that the property owner knew about or should have known about, yet they failed to take appropriate measures to warn, repair, or remove the dangers on their property.