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Slip and Fall Lawyer (Premises Liability)

Slipped or fell? It may not have been your fault.

Stores, landlords, and property owners are supposed to keep their floors and walkways safe. When they don't and you get hurt, you shouldn't be left holding the bill. Tell us what happened and a real lawyer at Peretz Law Firm will look at it. We handle these cases in PA, NY, and NJ.

What to do right after

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Cases we take

  • Slips on wet floors in grocery stores or restaurants
  • Falls on ice and snow that wasn't cleared
  • Trips on broken sidewalks, stairs, or parking lots
  • Falls caused by poor lighting
  • Apartment-building injuries (broken railings, unsafe stairs)
  • Dog bites and other premises injuries

Money you may be owed

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Common questions

If I fell in a store, do they automatically have to pay?+

No, a store does not automatically have to pay for a slip and fall. To recover money, you have to show the store knew, or should have known, about the dangerous condition and failed to fix it or warn people. Investigating and proving that is exactly what Peretz Law Firm does.

Can I still recover money if I was partly at fault for my fall?+

Yes. Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey use comparative negligence, which reduces your recovery by your share of fault rather than barring you completely. In Pennsylvania and New Jersey, you can recover as long as you were not more than 50% at fault; New York lets you recover even if you were mostly at fault, with your award reduced accordingly.

I slipped on ice. Can I sue the property owner?+

Possibly. Property owners must clear ice and snow within a reasonable time, but the exact rules differ by state and city. Peretz Law Firm will review where and how you fell and tell you whether the owner had a legal duty to clear the ice that caused it.

How long do I have to file a slip and fall lawsuit?+

The deadline to file a slip-and-fall lawsuit is generally two years from the date of the fall in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and three years in New York. Claims against a city, town, or government agency can require formal notice much sooner, often within 90 days, so call as soon as you can.

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