Property Owners Must Be Taken To Task For Slip-And-Fall Incidents
A property owner is responsible for taking reasonable precautions to prevent a slip-and-fall injury to a tenant, employee, patient, customer or visitor to a/an:
- Office building
- Parking lot
- Retail store
- Grocery store
- Parking garage
- Apartment complex
- Medical clinic
- School
- Hospital
Whatever type of property was the scene of your slip-and-fall injury, compensation from the owner may be appropriate. You should consult with an experienced premises liability lawyer to learn how to exercise your right to file a premises liability claim or lawsuit. Gammon & Grange, P.C., can advise you on how to proceed if you suffered a broken bone or head injury when you fell in or on a:
- Slippery marble floor
- Icy or snowy parking lot or sidewalk
- Recreational property
- Amusement park
- Public swimming pool
- Walkway (strewn with debris) at a construction site
A slip-and-fall or trip-and-fall accident can result in expensive medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Discussing your case with an experienced premises liability attorney is a first step toward taking back control of your life after an injury caused by a fall on an unsafe surface, on stairs or from a high place such as a roof or platform.
Northern Virginia Slip-And-Fall Injury Attorney
For a free, confidential consultation and information on how our northern Virginia premises liability law firm can advocate for you after a trip-and-fall or slip-and-fall accident, contact us. Call 703-873-7349 or send us an email query through our Contact page. Put our knowledge and experience to work for you after you have been injured on unsafe premises.