Category Archives: Slip Fall
Common Slip and Fall Injuries
A slip and fall accident can happen in an instant. Whether you are visiting a neighbor, shopping, or going to work, hazardous conditions on private or public property can leave you with injuries that can impact you for years to come. In some instances, the injuries resulting from a slip and fall can stay… Read More »
Common Types of Premises Liability Claims
When a property owner, occupier, or manager does not take the necessary steps to protect people from harm, they can be held liable for any injuries caused by dangerous conditions. These cases fall under the area of premises liability law. Slip and fall accidents form the basis of most premises liability claims, but there… Read More »
Types of Visitors in Premises Liability Claims
People sometimes get hurt through no fault of their own. Accidents often happen on another person’s property and when they do, victims suffer both physical and mental trauma. In Tennessee, as in all other states, property owners have a responsibility to ensure their premises are safe for others to enter. Generally speaking, this means… Read More »
Five Things You Should Never Do After A Slip And Fall
After a slip and fall accident on someone else’s property, you may be eligible to file a claim for financial compensation. Known as damages, this compensation can help offset the financial burden of your medical expenses, lost income, and other losses. These claims are never easy to file, though, and one small mistake could… Read More »
Steps To Take After A Slip And Fall On Business Property
When you visit a retail store or other business, you never expect to become injured while you are there. This is largely due to the fact that all business owners have a responsibility to maintain their premises in a manner that will keep everyone who enters it safe. Unfortunately, not all business owners fulfill… Read More »
Steps To Take After A Slip And Fall Accident
Contrary to what many people think, slip and falls are not usually minor incidents. They are very serious accidents that have the potential to cause catastrophic injuries. Property owners have a legal duty to keep their premises in a safe and clean condition so no one becomes hurt. When property owners fail to meet… Read More »