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Slip and fall accidents happen everywhere, including

• The workplace
• Grocery stores
• Shopping malls
• Office and apartment buildings
• Hotel balconies
• Stairways
• Cracked sidewalks
• Icy and snowy surfaces

 
There are many different types of defects on the ground that can cause people to slip and fall. Determining what a property owner knew or should have known about a dangerous condition at for instance, a grocery store, a workplace, or a stairway is an important aspect of a slip and fall injury claim. It is important to take photos of the defect as quick as you reasonably can to document the defect.
 
Typical injuries resulting from slip-and-fall accidents range in severity. A victim may sustain bruises, broken bones, and scrapes that require minimal medical treatment and heal relatively quickly. Other victims suffer a catastrophic personal injury – a brain injury, spinal cord injury, or burn injury – that causes lifelong damage and requires ongoing medical care. In the worst case scenario, the victim dies because of his or her injuries. If this is the case, and the accident occurred because of the property owner’s negligence, then the death is considered a wrongful death and can be litigated as such.
 
If you or a loved one has sustained a slip-and-fall injury, contact a lawyer to determine your eligibility for filing a premises liability lawsuit. If you have a viable case, you may pursue compensation for damages, including compensation for your injuries, pain, suffering, and lost earning potential.
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