Slip and Fall

Learn what the coefficient of friction is, how it's measured, and why it plays a critical role in proving liability in slip-and-fall injury cases.

Injured in a slip and fall? Saving your shoes could protect your legal claim. Learn why footwear can be crucial evidence in injury cases.

Injured in a store fall? Learn if you're entitled to the incident report and how to protect your rights after a slip and fall accident.

Injured in a fall? Learn if property owners must provide surveillance footage and how to protect your rights with timely legal action.

Learn who may be liable for a slip and fall injury on someone else’s property and about property owner responsibility, negligence, and your legal options.

Discover the importance of preserving evidence in a trip/slip and fall case and how the preservation letter can strengthen your personal injury claim.

Property owners have a duty of care to the public. But does the presence of a wet floor sign absolve the property owner of liability for a fall?

Not all slip and falls necessitate a lawsuit. These are the most common causes of slip, trip, and fall injuries that can lead to a personal injury case.

Slip and falls can result in serious injury and loss of income. We'll discuss how to prove a property owner is liable for a slip and fall injury.

Elbow trauma in an auto accident can result in ulnar nerve entrapment, even if the accident was a minor one. If the injury goes untreated, there can be long-lasting complications. In order to avoid this, it's important to know the common signs of ulnar nerve entrapment after a collision.