Blog: Slip And Fall Accident - Page 2

A professional attorney can help you calculate damages in Cherry Hill slip and fall cases. Lawyers are going to look at the total medical picture, the person, how they were doing before the fall and how they are doing now. They want to look at all of the injuries that were caused by this accident,...

A slip and fall claim in Cherry Hill can be a lot smoother with the help of a qualified attorney. The first thing lawyers do when they get contacted is send a spoliation of evidence letter to the defendant property owner. That not only notifies them of a potential claim and lets them know that they represent the injured party, but...

An attorney can help you through the process of a Cherry Hill slip and fall case. Lawyers want to identify who the proper defendants are and establish what the person's status was on the property. That is going to trigger what the duty of the defendant is. Lawyers will send out a spoliation of evidence letter...

Establishing liability in Cherry Hill slip and fall cases requires a qualified lawyer. Most slip and fall cases occur in commercial stores like clothing stores or food stores. They tend to be the common defendants because people frequently walk through them. Contact a professional attorney today to see learn how to...

A New Jersey woman has filed suit against Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment, Inc. after slipping on a wet substance and falling at Parx Casino in Bensalem, Pennsylvania in January. The injured victim is seeking damages in excess of $150,000 from Parx for what she claims is negligence that resulted in a...

Summer is in full swing, and as people are enjoying the outdoors it’s important to keep safety in mind. Slip and fall accidents are often a concern during the winter when there is ice on the ground, but there are many summer conditions that can put people at risk. Injuries...

On August 12, 2015, in Qian v. Toll Brothers, Supreme Court Justice Barry Albin ruled that deciding sidewalk liability in slip and fall accidents is determined not by who uses the sidewalk, but by who owns the sidewalk. The New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously ruled that poorly maintained sidewalks, owned...

Winter is upon us, and cold weather precipitation brings icy, slippery surfaces that can be extremely dangerous if precautions are not taken. In New Jersey, property owners are legally required to keep their premises free from hazardous conditions, including snow and ice. If you are injured in a slip and...