Don’t regret not pursuing
your injury claim in the future.

Falls can cause serious, life changing injuries. Seek medical care right away if you are in pain. If you need help finding treatment, we may be able to assist even if you do not have health insurance.

After a fall, an insurance company may contact you to settle your claim before you know the full extent of your injuries. We advise anyone injured in a fall to consult an experienced attorney before speaking with the property owner’s insurance company. You may need an advocate on your side to make sure your interests are protected.

Common slip and fall cases we handle:

• Wet or freshly mopped floors with no warning signs.
• Spills in grocery or retail aisles.
• Uneven sidewalks and broken pavement.
• Loose mats, cords, and clutter in walkways.
• Broken steps or handrails.
• Poor lighting that hides hazards.
• Icy or slick entrances and parking lots.
• Falling merchandise and unsafe displays.
• Code violations in apartments and rentals.

Make sure you get the full compensation you deserve

As experienced and expert attorneys, we will fight for you and your rights under the law. Call now for a free, no obligation, consultation. We are ready to serve you and if we don’t win, you won’t owe us a single cent.

Even though the at-fault party had poor insurance coverage, The Accident Guys managed to get me a decent chunk of change for my troubles.

Jeremy H.

Fresno, CA

What to do after a fall

Simple steps that protect your claim

• Report the incident right away and ask for a copy of the report.
• Take photos or video of the hazard and your shoes.
• Save the shoes you were wearing and do not keep using them.
• Get names and numbers of any witnesses.
• See a doctor the same day if you can.
• Do not give a recorded statement before you speak with a lawyer.
• Call The Accident Guys for free legal help.

Liability and compensation

Who may be responsible
Owners, property managers, tenants, cleaning companies, and maintenance contractors may all share fault. Liability depends on whether they created the hazard, knew or should have known about it, and failed to fix or warn in time.

Who may be responsible

• Medical bills and future care.
• Lost wages and loss of earning capacity.
• Pain, suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life.
• Out‑of‑pocket costs, travel to appointments, and home help.
• Property damage, like broken glasses or phones.