No one expects to suffer injuries from a simple trip or fall, yet such incidents can result in substantial medical bills, ongoing treatments, and extended time off work. Knowing your rights and whether someone else should be held responsible for the conditions that led to your fall is essential.
Determining Liability in Slip & Fall Incidents Not every slip and fall is someone else’s fault. However, sometimes, the conditions or hazards on a property—like an unmarked wet floor in a store—can be a direct result of negligence. Property owners must ensure their premises are reasonably safe. If they fail in this duty, they could be liable for any injuries.
Assessing the Validity of Your Claim Every slip and fall incident is unique, and it’s crucial to understand the specifics of your case to determine its strength. At Haskell & Dyer, we pride ourselves on our candid approach, always giving our clients a transparent assessment of their case. We delve deep into the details, ensuring every angle is explored and evaluated.
If you’ve been hurt, you’re likely worried about mounting medical bills and the potential for lost wages. Compensation in slip and fall cases is designed to alleviate these financial strains. You could be entitled to:
If you or a loved one has suffered from a slip and fall accident, the team at Haskell & Dyer is ready to stand by your side, advocating tirelessly for the compensation you rightly deserve.
It depends on the specifics of your incident. If your fall was due to a hazard or condition that the property owner should have reasonably been aware of and failed to address—like an unmarked wet floor—you may have a valid claim against them. At Haskell & Dyer, we meticulously evaluate the details to determine potential liability.
The strength of a slip & fall case largely hinges on the circumstances surrounding the fall. When you consult with us, our dedicated team at Haskell & Dyer will provide an honest assessment, exploring every facet of the incident to gauge the validity and potential success of your claim.
Compensation aims to cover the financial implications of your injuries. This may include medical bills, lost wages, costs for future medical treatments, and lost future earnings due to sustained impairments. In some cases, you might also be eligible for damages related to pain, suffering, and emotional distress. Our mission at Haskell & Dyer is to champion your rights, striving for the maximum compensation you’re entitled to.