Practice areas
Falls on damaged steps or floors
Damaged steps and floors in poor condition cause serious injuries. These cases usually fall on the owner or on whoever was responsible for keeping the place safe.
How the firm helps
Liability evaluation
Determining who was responsible for maintaining the property and whether there was negligence.
Damages claim
Medical expenses, lost income and pain and suffering, depending on the case.
Negotiation and, if needed, trial
Representation in negotiations with the insurer and in court.
What to do after a fall
- 1
Photograph the condition that caused the fall while it still exists, and your injuries.
- 2
If there were witnesses, note names, addresses and phone numbers.
- 3
Notify the landlord, superintendent or building owner; they must notify the building's insurer in time.
General guidance. Your specific case is reviewed in the free consultation.
Frequently asked questions
What evidence helps prove negligence?
Photographs or video of the dangerous condition, witness statements and records of any prior complaint to the owner or manager about the problem.
Is there a deadline to make a claim?
Yes, and it can be short depending on the type of case and who is responsible. That is why it is best to consult as soon as possible.
Can I claim if the injuries were minor?
There may be a claim for medical expenses and other damages even when the injuries seem minor. It is reviewed in the consultation.
Call today. The consultation is free and in your language.
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