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Filing A Slip And Fall injury Lawsuit (Part 2)

 
As you prepare for the personal injury lawsuit, you will need to decide how and why the legally responsible party should be held accountable for your slip and fall injury.

Listed below are the various ways in which a liable party can be held at fault:
  • Negligence. This is the most common factor in slip and fall accidents. It means that a property owner failed to take proper precautions or actions to protect people that came onto his or her property. A common example might be failing to provide proper guardrails on a staircase or neglecting to fix loose floorboards.
  • Strict liability. Typically used in personal injury lawsuits related to defective products.
  • Criminal intent or intentional wrong. Rarely applies in slip and fall injury cases; this implies that the injury was inflicted upon the victim in an intentional manner, such as cases of abuse.
A slip and fall accident can leave you with serious personal injuries such as a head injury or brain injury.

Accidents in general can devastate and completely change your life. If you have been injured in a slip and fall accident, a personal injury attorney can help you understand your rights and determine liability.
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