Slip and Fall Injury FAQs

Important Information About Injuries from Slip-And-Fall Accidents

You're in public or at a store when you slip on something and fall, injuring yourself. Who is at fault for that? Is there any way to get compensation for your injury?

If a property owner's negligence directly caused you to slip and fall, then you might be able to receive money for the damages caused. There are important steps to take, though, that you might not know about. That's where John Foy & Associates comes in.

We've put together a helpful FAQ to answer your questions about your case.

When you're injured somewhere, the property owner may be responsible for improper signage or upkeep. Don't let negligence go unnoticed. When you have an experienced personal injury lawyer on your side, they can help you gather evidence and walk through your lawsuit.

Look to the attorneys at John Foy & Associates for a team that will handle your case so you can focus on recovering from your injury.

Slipping and falling due to a hazard on someone else's property isn't your fault. If your accident was due to negligence, the property owner may be liable. A John Foy accident attorney can help you find out if you're eligible for compensation.

Read up on slip-and-fall accidents in our FAQ, then call us at (404) 400-4000 for a free consultation.