A slip and fall injury happens when someone trips or falls as the result of a dangerous or hazardous condition on someone else’s property.  Generally speaking, when you become injured due to a dangerous or hazardous condition on someon else’s property, you likely have a claim against the property owner for your injuries and pain and suffering.  Like any type of injury claim, you are entitled to receive compensation for your medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

For more information about insurance companies and personal injury claims like slip and falls, check out our Arizona personal injury blog.

Remember, it’s important to contact our office immediately after you have been injured.  In many instances, your injuries are not likely to become apparent until several hours after your accident.  Contacting the insurance company, the store or home in  which the injury occurred can destroy your case.  We will handle all aspects of your case to ensure that you receive the best compensation possible for your injuries.  Call us today for a free consultation (480) 570-6591.

Some of the most common reasons a person can be injured in a “slip and fall” accident are due to water, a collapsing shelf that causes head, neck or spinal injuries, changes in flooring or inadequate flooring that produces a dangerous condition that causes someone to fall as a result of the condition.  At the Law Offices of Simon P. Kennedy, PLLC, we can ensure that your rights are protect and that you receive fair compensation for you injuries. 

Like an auto accident, your first call should be to our firm.  Once you retain our firm, we can control the dynamics of your claim and prevent the insurance adjusters from devaluing your claim.  We can put you in touch with doctors or physicians willing to wait for payment until you receive compensation for your injuries, and we will investigate all aspects of your claim and present your claim to the insurance company to negotiate on your behalf.

For more information about insurance companies and personal injury, please visit our Arizona Personal Injury Attorney blog.