If you’ve been injured through slipping, tripping or falling on someone else’s property, you may be eligible to receive compensation.  Whether the accident happened at work, at a neighbor’s house or at the grocery store, it’s important that you do not sign anything without knowing your rights.

Slip and fall injuries can be perilous – a broken step, ice, a debris-littered floor, or uneven pavement can lead to anything from a broken arm or leg to permanent injury resulting in partial or full paralysis.

If you’ve been injured through a slip and fall, or in any other way as a result of someone’s carelessness, or negligence, you usually have two years within which to begin legal proceedings.

If the party at fault is a city or town or other public authority, shorter limitation periods may apply – sometimes as little as 10 days!

If you don’t start legal action within that period, you may miss your chance forever.  This is why you must talk to a lawyer immediately.

We are always ready to answer your questions and guide you in the right direction.