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$25,000,000 Verdict – Traumatic Brain Injury
$25,000,000 Verdict – Traumatic Brain Injury
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Negligence in a slip and fall case means showing the property owner knew or should have known about a dangerous condition but failed to fix it. Our attorneys investigate whether there were past complaints about the hazard and how long it was present, as well as whether or not safety standards were ignored. Maintenance logs, inspection reports, and even employee testimony may reveal that the danger was overlooked. Our lawyers gather and connect this evidence to your injury to demonstrate how the lack of care caused harm.
Great question. The most important step is getting medical care. A doctor’s report creates the first official record of your injuries. If you’re able, take photos of the exact spot where you fell and the conditions around it (like lighting or nearby signs). Save the shoes and clothing you were wearing, as they may later be used as evidence. Ask witnesses for their contact information and request a written incident report from the property owner. These details give our trip and fall attorneys the foundation needed to evaluate your case and protect your rights.
Contact our firm as soon as you can. Unsafe conditions are often fixed quickly, and video footage may only be kept for a short time. Speaking with our attorneys early gives us a chance to preserve that evidence and talk to witnesses while their memories are fresh. There’s also a deadline to file your claim (also known as the statute of limitations). In many states it’s two years, but the exact time limit depends on where the accident happened. Reaching out right away helps protect both your evidence and your right to bring a case.
With more than 250,000 satisfied clients, Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys is the law firm you want on your side if you need a personal injury lawyer. No matter what you’re going through, we’re prepared to be your trusted partner and give you legal guidance after an accident.
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