Slip and Fall Injury Attorneys DFW
Slip and fall accidents can leave you or your loved one in a painful position, both physically and financially. Medical expenses and lost wages from time off from work begin to add up and make a bad situation worse. Whether it is a minor or major injury, our attorneys are here to help alleviate the financial strain caused by a slip and fall or trip and fall accident. We hold property owners accountable to get you the compensation you need to get back to your life.
Trip and Fall Accidents and Premises Liability in Texas
When we use the terms “trip and fall” or “slip and fall,” we are referring to accidents causing bodily injuries that are the result of negligence from a property owner. As we go about our day visiting various buildings, we have the expectation of being safe. Some business or homeowners do not take the precautions necessary to ensure your safety. A few examples of these types of premises liability hazards include:
- Wet/Slippery Floor
- Improperly Maintained Walkway
- Improper Lighting
- Building Construction Defects
- Other Dangerous Conditions Without Adequate Warning Signage
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After a Trip and Fall Accident | Fort Worth Premises Liability Attorneys
To have a successful slip and fall case, you need to prove that the property owner was negligent which created a dangerous situation. After being injured, your health is the number one priority. If you are able at the time of the incident, consider the following to ensure a successful outcome:
-Seek Medical Attention
Your first priority should be to tend to any injuries you have incurred and make sure you pursue any further medical complications. It is also important to have your injuries documented by a medical professional, taking note of any bruises, cuts, breaks, swelling, and other conditions. Keep the documentation received from the medical provider, as well as any bills. If your physician does not take photographs of your injuries, you should take them yourself and save them in case they are needed later.
-Inspect and Document the Scene
Take pictures of the area of the accident, noting any conditions that may have caused the accident. This is incredibly helpful, regardless of whether the conditions were temporary or permanent, such as a puddle of melted ice in comparison to a leaking machine or a broken step.
-Gather Witnesses
If anyone was around before, during, or after the incident, note their name, address, and phone number as well as any statements made by the property owner.
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During this time of stress, pain and trauma, we are here to advocate for you. We will work to get you back on your feet with the compensation you need for medical expenses, loss of wages, loss of future income, and other damages. Contact our team for a free no obligation consultation of your premises liability case. (817) 993-9249.
