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How To Prove Fault In a Slip and Fall Claim

Premises liability is a legal phrase that is commonly used in personal injury claims if the victim is injured as a result of a dangerous or defective condition on someone else's property. However, just because you were hurt on someone else's property doesn't mean you have a legal claim against them. You must prove certain factors in order to effectively assert a claim against the property owner.

Premises liability is a legal phrase that is commonly used in personal injury claims if the victim is injured as a result of a dangerous or defective condition on someone else's property. However, just because you were hurt on someone else's property doesn't mean you have a legal claim against them. You must prove certain factors in order to effectively assert a claim against the property owner.

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How To Prove Fault In

a Slip and Fall Claim

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Did either the property owner or

his or her employees know or

should have known about the

hazardous condition or defect

Did the owner or their

employee know about the

hazardous condition or defect

but failed to fix or repair it?

that caused your injuries?

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How long had the hazardous or

defective condition been

present prior to your accident?

What type of daily cleaning

actions does the property owner

have in place to prevent such

hazardous conditions?

05

If the owner claims he or she

has a cleaning routine, can it be

proven to support the claim?

06

Did you have a legitimate reason for being

present on the property at the time the accident

happened?

07 08

Were you engaging in any

activities that contributed to

Were you injured as a result of

the slip and fall accident?

your slip and fall accident?

Depending on the answers to these questions and the extent of the

evidence you have to prove your answers, you may have a valid claim

against the property owner. An experienced attorney who specifically

handles premises liability claims can provide you with more information.

Get more information visit www.dmlawyer.com

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