Slip-And-Fall Lawyer

Slip-and-fall accidents happen all too often and can cause debilitating injuries. From chronic back pain to paralysis, your injuries should be compensated. Contact The Law Offices of John M. McCabe for a slip-and-fall lawyer today. We will work hard to get you the compensation you need. We know money won't erase what has happened, but it will help you heal and recover without more financial strain.

How Can a Slip and Fall Lawyer Help Me?

A slip-and-fall lawyer can manage everything for your case. They will prove that the property owner owed you a duty of care, that the defective condition of the property was the direct cause of your injury, you were injured and suffered consequential damages.

A slip-and-fall lawyer from The Law Offices of John M. McCabe will investigate your case, determine who is liable for your injuries, and hold the responsible parties accountable. A slip-and-fall attorney can help your case by bringing their years of experience handling injury claims for countless other clients before you, knowledge of the law and legal strategies, and familiarity with the civil justice system.

Your lawyer is your advocate when you are in pain, are missing time at work, and facing massive medical bills for an injury that was not your fault. Finally, your lawyer is a tough negotiator who will fight for a fair settlement with the insurance companies while also preparing to litigate if necessary.

We have compassion for our clients while not being afraid to get tough with our adversaries.

How Much Does a Slip-And-Fall Lawyer Cost?

We work on a contingency basis for personal injury claims such as slip-and-fall accidents. A contingency fee basis means we do not charge you anything unless we win a settlement in or out of court. This fee structure ensures we work hard for your case and that you don't have even more out-of-pocket expenses during a stressful time. We also offer contingency fee schedules for other practice areas, such as:

• Personal Injury lawyer
• Dog bite lawyer 
• Premises Liability
• and more

What is a Slip and Fall Case?

Property owners owe their visitors a duty of care to keep them safe. When they don’t, they can be held liable for injuries on the premises – hence, why slip and fall cases are considered premises liability claims.

Not every slip and fall involves slipping, however. And in some cases, you may slip or trip and injure yourself without ever actually falling. In short, a slip/trip and fall is about a person's injuries because the property was unsafe to walk on, in, or around – and the property owner knew it (or reasonably should have known it).

Common Hazards That Lead To Slip-And-Fall Accidents

We represent slip-and-fall accident victims, pursuing personal injury claims involving:

• Slippery floors
• Cracked sidewalks
• Hazardous steps
• Missing handrails
• Falling ceilings
• Falling merchandise
• Icy and/or snowy sidewalks
• Trip hazards

We will investigate to uncover the tiny clues that often make the difference in a successful slip-and-fall accident claim. We will hunt for evidence that proves the owners should have been aware of a hazard. This is important because proving they had ample time to correct the problem or warn visitors of a problem is the key in proving liability in these cases.

For example, was there a dirty puddle of water on a grocery store floor? If so, the fact that the water was dirty shows that it had been there for a while and should have been cleaned up during a routine safety sweep by store staff. Another common issue is overly waxed floors, where the accumulation of wax leads to slips, trips, and falls.

Do Not Hesitate To Call Us For Help If You Were Injured