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Slip and Fall

Were You Hurt in a Slip and Fall?

Find out whether the property owner may be responsible for your fall.

Slipping on a wet floor, tripping on broken stairs or falling in a poorly lit walkway isn’t always just an accident. A property owner may be responsible if they failed to keep the space reasonably safe. If you were hurt on someone else’s property, tell us what happened and get a free case review.
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Was Your Fall Caused by One of These Hazards?

Slip and fall injuries often happen when a property owner or manager doesn’t keep a space reasonably safe. If one of the hazards below played a part in your fall, you may have a claim.
Wet or slippery floors
Uneven pavement or sidewalks
Poor lighting in walkways
Loose rugs or floor mats
Broken stairs or railings
Lack of “wet floor” signs
Cluttered or blocked aisles
Spilled food or liquids
Damaged floor tiles or carpeting
Missing handrails

Injured from a Fall? See If You Qualify for Compensation
This Is What Happens When You Contact Our Team:

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Free Case Review

Complete a short form with details about your fall. We’ll review your case for free.
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Clear Claims Process

We help you gather the details that matter, then connect you with an attorney who handles the paperwork and the contact with the property owner.
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Resolution

The goal is to pursue compensation for your injuries and related costs. What a claim is worth depends on the facts of your case.
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Why Get a Free Slip and Fall Case Review With Us?

Slip and fall cases can be complicated. We listen to what happened, tell you whether it looks like a valid claim, and connect you with an attorney if it does.
  • Free Case Review - Tell us what happened and get a free review of your situation, with no obligation.
  • No Fees Unless We Win - You pay nothing unless we win your case.
  • California-Wide Help - We help people hurt on someone else’s property across California, from Los Angeles to San Diego.

FAQs

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What should I do after a slip and fall?

Get medical care, even if the injury seems minor. Report the fall to the property owner or manager and ask that it be written down. Take photos of the hazard and the area, get contact details for any witnesses, and keep records of your medical visits and missed work.

Who is responsible for a slip and fall injury?

It depends on who owned, managed or maintained the property, and whether they knew or should have known about the hazard. That can be a store, a landlord, a property manager or another business. An attorney can look at who had control of the space.

How long do I have to file a slip and fall claim in California?

For most injury claims, the deadline is two years from the date of the fall. If the property belongs to a government entity, such as a city, county or school district, you may first need to file a claim with that entity within six months. Deadlines can change depending on your case, so contact an attorney as soon as you can.

What if I was partly at fault for my fall?

Being partly at fault doesn’t always end a claim. In California, your own share of fault can reduce what you recover, but it doesn’t automatically bar it. An attorney can explain how this applies to your situation.

How do fees work?

The attorneys we connect you with typically work on a contingency basis, so you pay no upfront fees. If there is no recovery, you generally owe no attorney fees, though case costs may apply. The exact terms are set out in your written agreement.