Slip and Fall Injuries on Public Transit

Each year, about 5,000 passengers on board a bus or other form of public transit suffer a slip and fall injury. Some might be related to the vehicle’s condition and others might stem from driver recklessness but in all cases, it’s imperative that you start your claim right away.

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How Slip and Fall Injuries Differ for the Elderly

Oftentimes when we think about serious health conditions that affect the elderly, falls may not be at the top of the list. Yet, statistics show that one in three older Americans fall each year, making falls the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries in people age 65 and older.

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Slips and Falls in Parking Lots: Who’s Responsible?

During winter, the temperatures drop, snow accumulates and both sidewalks and parking lots become icy. These factors combined increase slip and fall risks, but when an injury happens in a parking lot, determining responsibility isn’t always clear.

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Can a Landlord Be Liable for Slip and Fall Injuries?

Let’s say you rent an apartment in a large complex and one morning, you’re using a public walkway when you slip on an uneven, wet surface. In the aftermath, should your landlord have noticed the issue and took action?

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Slip and Fall Injuries at the Water Park

When people think of water parks, many associate them with summertime fun for the family. Yet, when you venture to these places as they open for the season, you have to consider one very possible injury: slips and falls.

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