A slip and fall injury can leave you stuck in a hospital bed with nothing but questions. At Laborde Earles Injury Lawyers, we have created our FAQ section to help answer as many of those questions as possible. Look through our slip and fall injury page to learn more about your legal options after an accident.
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Following a slip and fall injury, there is a good chance that you will require legal counsel. Fortunately, we believe that everyone should have access to the legal help they need. That’s why we offer free, no-obligation case evaluations to slip and fall injury victims. Give us a call or use our online contact form to schedule an appointment today.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that broken or uneven stairs and unsecured rugs and carpeting are among the most common causes of slip and fall accidents. Additional common causes include: Clutter and debris Icy or slippery stairs Spills or slick floors Collisions with people Collisions with objects Unstable climbing equipment A …
No, you do not need a lawyer for your slip and fall case. You have a legal right to represent yourself during an insurance claim, settlement negotiations, or a personal injury lawsuit. However, working with a lawyer could provide you with a host of benefits. Understanding the steps involved in a slip and fall case …
If you or someone you love slips, trips, falls, and suffers injuries in a retail store, you should: Get medical assistance and documentation immediately. Try to define the cause of your fall. Take photos and video or ask witnesses to do so. Insist on filing an incident or accident report. Contact a Lafayette personal injury …
In order to prove a slip and fall claim, you will likely need to show that the property owner was negligent regarding their duty to maintain the safety of their property. A successful slip and fall claim may show: The property owner (or other liable parties) created or knew about a physical hazard or dangerous …