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SLIP & FALL INJURIES

DIFFERENT PLACES.
THE SAME NEED FOR ANSWERS.

A serious injury can happen somewhere you visit every day. Explore common fall settings, then tell us about yours.

Ice covering a pedestrian walkway beside banks of snow

01 / FALL INJURIES

SIDEWALKS & ICE

The condition of a sidewalk, who owns the adjoining property, and how long a hazard existed can all matter. A lawyer can examine those details rather than assuming every fall creates a claim.

  • Cracked or uneven pavement
  • Snow, ice, and slippery walkways
  • Raised surfaces or poorly maintained entrances
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Snow-covered exterior metal stairs and handrails against a brick building

02 / FALL INJURIES

STAIRS & BUILDINGS

A fall at home or in a shared building can leave you wondering whether a landlord, manager, or another party may be responsible. Start with the exact location and the condition that caused your fall.

  • Broken or uneven stairs
  • Missing or loose handrails
  • Poorly lit hallways and shared spaces
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Interior of a neighborhood store

03 / FALL INJURIES

STORES & PUBLIC PLACES

A spill or unsafe surface can cause an injury in seconds. An attorney may look at how the hazard arose, whether staff knew about it, and what reasonable steps were taken to address it.

  • Wet or slippery floors
  • Loose flooring, mats, or obstacles
  • Unsafe entrances and common areas
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Another kind of fall? You can still ask.

Choose “Other / I am not sure” in the case-review form. You do not need to identify a legal category before contacting us. Images illustrate common fall settings and do not depict clients or incidents handled through this service.

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