SLIP & FALL ACCIDENTS LAWYER IN NEW JERSEY
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If you’ve been hurt in a fall on someone else’s property, your injuries could qualify for a money award to cover injuries, medical care, future treatment, and lost wages. Contact us to learn more at no cost.
Slip and fall accidents are a specific type of premises liability claims. The law regards safe walkways as one of the hallmarks of a safe property—if sidewalks, aisles, or pathways aren’t clear of obstacles or hazards, then property owners are liable for the damage that results. Preventing slip and fall accidents is an important part of any business and they should be inspecting their property for dangerous conditions such as unmarked holes, ice in their parking lots or on the walkways, spills and slippery floors.
If you fell because:
- A walkway was dangerously slippery;
- Hazards weren’t clearly marked;
- You fell due to lack of property maintenance;
- There was no railing or safety equipment to prevent a fall
…then you could have a valid slip and fall claim.
Suing a business for the damages caused by slip and fall accidents can not only provide for a person’s medical care, future treatment, and physical therapy—it can force the business to take their safety protocols more seriously and prevent slip and falls from happening again. Lawsuits make our communities safer by compelling businesses to do the right thing. Far from being frivolous, filing a lawsuit for your slip and fall is a way to provide for your needs while creating a safer city.
Find Out If Your Fall Was Preventable—Call Our Firm
Get straight talk and honest answers—do you know if your case has merit? Do you know what you need in order to hold an at-fault property owner accountable? At The Law Offices of Lloyd E. Bennett, we’ve been helping clients recover from slip and fall accidents since 1987. Mitigating fall risk is a serious necessity—falling is the leading cause of traumatic brain injury, and the second leading cause of spinal cord injury. If we prove that the property owner knew or should have known that your accident would occur, you may have a case.
The only way to find out is through a free consultation. Our New Jersey personal injury attorney is happy to answer your questions, learn about your case, and give you clear answers. We’ve collected tens of millions of dollars for our clients because we know what cases need to win. We never charge upfront fees—so you have nothing to lose by calling. However, you need to call soon for one reason: injury cases lose their strength the longer you wait.