Injured after a slip & fall?

Know what to do if you tripped and fell on someone else’s property.

Cases involving slip and fall injuries on someone else’s property are more complicated than you may think.  A person’s legal status on the property at the time of the injury determines the standard of care the property owner owes to the injured person.  For example, a property owner owes a higher standard of care to “invitees”, or those invited onto the property, than to “trespassers”, or those on the property without permission.  Furthermore, you must show the property owner knew or should have known about the hazard which caused a person’s injuries.  

In slip and fall cases, the specific facts about when, where, why, and how the injuries occurred are very important.   If you suffer injuries after a slip and fall on someone else’s property, it is important to consult an attorney immediately. 

Have you or someone you know recently been injured due to someone else’s negligence? You have two years from the date of the incident to file a slip and fall (also known as a trip and fall) claim in Georgia.  

Call Evans Law Group (404) 841-9400 to get the compensation you need and deserve.