Why Identifying the Location of a Slip and Fall Accident Matters
The snow is starting to melt and the sun is starting to
shine in Salt Lake City. The grounds are wet and the possibilities of a slip
and fall accident occurring are very high. However, just because a slip and
fall accident occurs, doesn’t mean your lawyer can always win your case. There
are other important factors to consider during a slip and fall case.
Location Matters
If you are ever found in a slip and fall accident, make sure
to carefully check the area around you. Was there a sign posted about a wet
floor, or a maintenance sign indicating caution? A lot of times businesses are
still held to a high expectation to keep customers away from places they
shouldn’t have any access to. It does help your lawyer though if you can note
and document that type of information for your lawsuit.
Control over
Conditions
If you ever find yourself in a slip and fall accident in
Salt Lake City, look around to see if there were any witnesses or cameras
available to see the accident. A witness or camera could help your lawyer in
the case if the prosecution tries to deny any of the events that occurred.
Also take note of how an employee helps or otherwise
responds to your claim. The majority of people would be willing to help as
needed, but if you ever come across a belligerent employee who is causing more
issues than helping, it could help your case further.
Who to Sue
Depending on the location and the details of the scene of
the slip and fall, it could determine whom your lawyer should sue. There are
times within a local store in which an employee will be held liable for
creating a dangerous situation. When an accident occurs with a chain of stores,
the store owner and company can be held liable.
Getting Help
There are a number of lawyers in Salt Lake City who are
willing to help you if you have ever been in a slip and fall accident. Contact
a lawyer as soon as possible to get the best legal advice for your case.
Eric Simmons is a legal writer for Fusion 360, an SEO and content marketing agency. Information provided by Robert J Debry. Follow on Twitter.
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