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This page has been written and edited by a team of experienced legal writers . This page was approved by Managing Partner, Michael Saile who has more than 20 years of legal experience as a personal injury attorney.
This page has been written and edited by a team of experienced legal writers . This page was approved by Managing Partner, Michael Saile who has more than 20 years of legal experience as a personal injury attorney.
- Last Modified:
- September 28, 2024
- Someone Else Could Be Financially Liable for Your Slip and Fall Injury Damages.
- What Happens If You Were Not an Invited Guest on the Property Where Your Injury Occurred
- Other Arguments a Property Owner Might Use to Avoid Liability
- Our Slip and Fall Injury Team Fights for the Full an Fair Compensation You Deserve.
- You Might Qualify for a Wide Range of Damages After a Fall.
- To Schedule Your Free Case Evaluation, Call Cordisco & Saile LLC at 215-642-2335.
Someone Else Could Be Financially Liable for Your Slip and Fall Injury Damages.
In Pennsylvania, property owners have a responsibility to keep visitors and guests safe. Owners and managers must:
- Keep properties free of hazards;
- Address any unsafe situations that arise promptly;
- Protect and warn guests of the danger, such as by physically blocking off the unsafe area and posting clearly visible signage.
For example, imagine that a small sinkhole opens on a property owner’s driveway. The owner hires a professional to address the issue, but it is several days before the problem is fixed. While the sinkhole is still present, the owner must cordon off the area, post signs, and make sure guests are aware of its existence. If the owner fails to do so and a visitor to the property trips on the sinkhole and falls, the owner could be liable for their medical bills and other damages.
What Happens If You Were Not an Invited Guest on the Property Where Your Injury Occurred
Property owners do not have a duty of care to people not authorized to be on their property. That includes trespassers and uninvited guests. If you were injured while trespassing, we recommend you contact us as soon as possible to discuss your case.
You Might Still Have a Valid Case If You Were Not Formally Invited
Just because you were not formally invited, however, does not necessarily make you a trespasser or uninvited guest. For instance, if you fell at a business open to the public, the owner has a duty of care to you even though they might not have extended you a personal invitation to be there.
A Pennsylvania property owner also may not intentionally try to injure trespassers or uninvited guests, such as with booby traps. A property that features an attractive nuisance, such as a swimming pool or trampoline that is not adequately secured, can also leave its owner open to liability.
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Other Arguments a Property Owner Might Use to Avoid Liability
A property owner can sometimes avoid liability for a visitor’s slip and fall injuries by proving that the guest was intoxicated or behaving inappropriately at the time of injury. Such situations often result in a he-said-she-said back-and-forth, making it crucial to gather as much evidence as possible to reinforce your side of the story. From the day we take your case, we will begin collecting evidence to support the validity of your slip and fall case.
Our Slip and Fall Injury Team Fights for the Full an Fair Compensation You Deserve.
Slip and fall injuries can happen in countless ways, many of which are the fault of the owner or manager of the property where the accident occurred. We can gather evidence to hold the property owner or manager liable in any of the following situations:
- You slipped on a wet floor or slick pavement and suffered an injury;
- You lost your footing due to an unmarked pothole or break in the pavement;
- You fell down the stairs because of a loose step or missing handrail;
- You tripped on an unmarked hazard, such as an electrical cord or carelessly placed item; or
- You slipped and fell at night as a result of poor visibility due to a lack of lighting.
All of these situations involve property hazards the owner or manager should have known about, protected you from, or warned you about.
If you have not yet spoken with an attorney about your fall, you should do so as soon as possible so your lawyer can gather evidence while it is still fresh. The sooner your attorney can visit the scene of the accident, take photos, interview witnesses, and assess the situation, the better. Even the most powerful evidence can grow stale with time, making your case more difficult to prove.
We offer free case evaluations. Call us at 215-642-2335 so we can start building your case immediately.
You Might Qualify for a Wide Range of Damages After a Fall.
Do not leave money on the table by accepting a settlement without first speaking with an attorney. From our experience, we have found that most injury victims underestimate how much compensation they could receive from a slip and fall claim. Because most victims want to get paid quickly so they can cover expensive medical costs, they tend to jump at the first settlement offer, even if it pays far less than they deserve.
We can help you fight for full and fair compensation. That could include payment for:
- Current and future medical bills;
- Lost income from work;
- Reduced future earning capacity;
- Pain and suffering;
- Emotional anguish and loss of consortium; and
- Punitive damages.
To Schedule Your Free Case Evaluation, Call Cordisco & Saile LLC at 215-642-2335.
The attorneys at Cordisco & Saile LLC will fight for your best interests after a slip and fall accident in Langhorne, PA. Come see us for a free, no-risk case evaluation and have all your questions answered. Call 215-642-2335 today for an appointment.
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