Attorney representation in Denver, Colorado since 2001
Unfortunately, it's not as simple as collecting a check for slipping on a puddle of liquid in a grocery store. To prevail in a premises liability claim, the plaintiff must show that the owner was aware of a hazard and ignored it or should have known and failed to address it. The victim is also presumed to have some responsibility — a crack on a sidewalk or a visible accumulation of ice on a sidewalk may not constitute a "dangerous condition."
Nonetheless, seemingly minor hazards can lead to serious falling accidents — broken hips, wrists, elbows, or ankles; lacerations and disfigurement; even head injuries. I and my colleagues have helped clients recover in a variety of slip and fall cases:
In a free case evaluation, I will give an honest appraisal of your potential claim. If you have a decent case, I am aggressive in investigating the site of the injury and working for a fair settlement for your medical bills, lost wages, and any lasting disability.