Injured in a Slip & Fall? Get Legal Support That Holds Property Owners Accountable
A fall might seem minor—until the pain sets in, the bills arrive, and you’re left wondering who’s responsible. Whether it happened at a store, apartment, or parking lot, a property owner may be liable for your injury.
Understanding the Issue
Slip and fall accidents are often caused by negligence—wet floors, poor lighting, icy walkways, or broken stairs. These hazards are preventable, and when someone else fails to fix them, they should be held accountable.
How Kerry Socha Can Help
We investigate the scene, gather evidence, and build a case that shows the property owner’s failure to maintain a safe environment. Kerry’s litigation background and attention to detail give clients a powerful advantage in:
Grocery store and retail slips
Apartment complex falls
Ice, snow, and surface hazard claims
Workplace premises accidents
Why This Matters
Falls can lead to long-term injuries—concussions, fractures, back injuries—and they often go uncompensated. Kerry ensures your claim is taken seriously from day one.
FAQs
How do I prove the property owner was at fault?
We look for evidence the owner knew—or should have known—about the hazard. Photos, surveillance footage, and maintenance records help build your case.
What if I didn’t report the fall right away?
While reporting immediately is ideal, it’s not required. Document your injuries and contact us quickly so we can preserve key evidence.
Can I still sue if I was partially distracted?
Yes. If the property owner’s negligence played a larger role, you can still recover compensation. We’ll help assess the balance of fault.