Helping Victims of Serious Falls Pursue Compensation
In order to bring a slip-and-fall injury case, your injuries must have been caused by something more than a simple crack in the sidewalk or spilled juice in a grocery store aisle. The defect needs to be out of the ordinary. If you were injured by a hazardous condition on another person's property, was given no warning, and the property owner knew or should have known of the defect, you may have a personal injury claim.
At Grandy & Martin, P.A., Attorneys at Law in Charlotte, we help victims of slip-and-fall accidents pursue fair compensation for serious injuries through premises liability claims. Contact our Charlotte slip-and-fall lawyers to schedule a free consultation. You will pay no fees unless you win your case.
Understanding Property Owners' Legal Responsibilities
While people do have a general responsibility to look where they are going, there are dangerous situations that are — or ought to be — obvious to property owners but are not obvious to their guests. At our firm, we represent clients with serious injuries from slip-and-fall accidents such as:
- A store employee forgot to put up a sign while mopping the floor.
- Employees were aware that a spill occurred but did not clean it up right away.
- A step or floor defect was not easily visible due to poor lighting.
Commercial property owners, such as grocery store owners, have particularly strong responsibilities when it comes to inspecting their premises regularly. They also need to make sure their premises are safe for people who may be older or infirm.
Contact an Experienced Charlotte Premises Liability Lawyer
Our attorneys have been handling slip-and-fall accident cases for more than 25 years and are experienced at identifying cases where property owners may be liable. If you can come to us with photos of the accident scene or a copy of an incident report, that will be particularly helpful as we analyze your case.
Contact us to discuss what our North Carolina premises liability attorneys can do to help you pursue fair compensation after an injury-causing slip-and-fall accident.
