Property owners and managers have a duty to ensure that indoor walkways, outdoor sidewalks, and other areas are safe for pedestrians. If you’ve suffered an injury from a slip and fall accident due to poor property maintenance, we might be able to construct a solid premises liability claim for you.
Injuries from falls can be severe, necessitating costly medical treatment and potentially affecting your ability to earn an income during recovery. For a complimentary discussion about your slip and fall accident case, reach out to Ancora Law Group at 602-343-9590 today.
Slip and fall incidents make up a significant number of claims for hazardous premises. The National Floor Safety Institute reports that these mishaps lead to over 8 million emergency room visits annually.
While “slip and fall” may conjure images of icy sidewalks in winter, various hazards can render a property unsafe, such as:
Property owners may face liability in slip and fall cases for not signaling potential dangers, like omitting a “Caution: Wet Floor” sign after a spill. Additionally, inadequate security measures can cause accidents if a hazardous zone is not properly closed off to the public.
Falls can occur on almost any kind of property, ranging from private homes to commercial spaces. We have assisted numerous clients who have been injured on hazardous properties to secure compensation for their injuries.
Regardless of the severity of your injuries, our firm is committed to seeking the highest possible compensation for your slip and fall case. You could be eligible to recover costs for medical expenses, lost wages due to missed work, and additional damages.
Slip and fall claims can be quite intricate and typically challenging for those without previous experience. To secure a successful outcome for your case, it is essential to demonstrate one of the following conditions:
Understanding that some states, like Arizona, follow the doctrine of comparative negligence is crucial. This law stipulates that your damages will be decreased by the percentage of fault that is assigned to you.
Therefore, it’s essential to collaborate with a seasoned slip and fall attorney who is knowledgeable about how state comparative negligence laws can affect your case. They can assist in proving that the negligent property owner was chiefly responsible for your injuries, helping to secure just compensation for your damages.
Please contact Ancora Law Group at 602-343-9590 today to schedule your free slip and fall consultation. We serve clients in the Arizona.