Holding property owners accountable.

How We Can Help

Slip and fall accidents can cause serious injuries — broken bones, head trauma, spinal injuries, and more. When a property owner's negligence creates a dangerous condition that causes your injury, you may have a premises liability claim. Our slip and fall lawyers investigate the circumstances, document the hazard, and build a strong case for recovery.

Property owners and their insurance companies will often argue that you were at fault or that the hazard was obvious. We anticipate these defenses and work to counter them with evidence.

Common Causes of Slip and Fall Accidents

We handle slip and fall cases arising from a wide range of hazardous conditions including wet or slippery floors, uneven pavement or flooring, inadequate lighting, broken stairs or handrails, snow and ice accumulation, loose rugs or mats, and unmarked hazards in retail stores, parking lots, restaurants, and other public and private properties.

What You Need to Prove

To recover in a premises liability case, you generally need to show that the property owner knew or should have known about the hazardous condition and failed to fix it or warn you about it. Evidence such as incident reports, surveillance footage, witness statements, and maintenance records can be critical. We act quickly to preserve this evidence before it disappears.

Where We Serve

We represent slip-and-fall victims throughout West Virginia. If you have been injured on someone else's property, our personal injury attorneys are here to help, wherever in the state you live.

Related Reading

If you would like a plain-language overview before talking with anyone, these guides explain how this area of West Virginia law generally works.