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Slip and Fall
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Slip and Fall
What is a "slip and fall" case?
- Who is liable for my injuries as a result of a "slip and fall?"
- How do I recover compensation for a "slip and fall?"
- If someone falls on a broken piece of a city sidewalk and is injured, can they sue the city?
- What if someone gets injured while at the home of a neighbor, who invited him or her there for a party?
- Can someone receive compensation from a store where he or she was injured in a slip and fall accident?
- When will the law say a property owner "should have known" about a dangerous condition on his or her property?
Slip and Fall
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- The Most Common Slip And Fall Injuries
- Parking Garages And Parking Ramps Are A Common Location For Slip And Fall Accidents In Indiana
- A Lack Of Security Can Lead To Premises Liability Lawsuits
- Dangerous Conditions In Hotels And Motels Can Lead To Injuries
- Who’s Fault Is My Injury? Amusement Park Accidents In Indiana or Illinois
- How To Avoid A Slip And Fall | Slip And Fall Prevention In Ice And Snow
Offices
Indianapolis Office:
2850 North Meridian Street
Indianapolis, IN 46208-4713
Phone: 317-926-1111
Fax: 317-926-1411
Toll Free: 800-253-5537
South Bend Office:
16658 Cleveland Rd
Granger, IN 46530-9186
Phone: 574-277-7773
Fax: 574-271-3337
Terre Haute Office:
1617 S 3rd St
Terre Haute, IN 47802-1013
Phone: 812-235-5600
Fax: 812-235-7800
Michigan Office:
814 Port Street
St. Joseph, MI 49085
Phone: 269-983-7333
Fax: 269-983-7377
New Mexico Office:
505 Marquette NW
Suite 1300
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone: 505-938-2300
Fax: 505-938-2301
What if someone gets injured while at the home of a neighbor, who invited him or her there for a party?
A: Social guests are sometimes able to recover from their hosts, depending on how their injuries happened. Homeowners must tell their guests about, or correct, any dangerous conditions that guests are unlikely to recognize. For example, if an injury was caused when a guest tripped on a throw rug, he or she may be able to recover if he/she could prove that the host knew other people had tripped over it and the guest was unlikely to realize its danger. The host probably should have warned guests about it, removed it during the party, or secured it to the floor with tape or tacks.
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