Slip & Fall

A Minnesota business, property owner or homeowner has a duty to maintain their premises in a safe condition for people on their property. A slip and fall can cause serious injuries including broken bones, sprains, back and neck injuries, head injuries and concussions. If you have been injured on another person’s property or at a business the owner of the property is responsible if there was a dangerous condition that caused the injury of if they failed to properly maintain their property.

If you or a family member has been injured on another person’s property please contact us and one of our Minnesota slip and fall attorneys will help answer any of your questions and explain your legal options.

Examples of unsafe or dangerous property conditions:

• Ice buildup on a walkway or parking lot
• Unsafe steps or hand railings
• Poor lighting
• A hole or other defect that was not warned of or blocked off

When someone is injured due to unsafe property or building conditions they may have a right to make a claim against the property owner for damages including: medical bills, wage loss, and physical injuries. Business owners and homeowners have a duty to provide a safe environment for guests and people coming onto their property. Most property owners should carry liability insurance that can help cover the costs of medical treatment and compensate for physical injuries that resulted from the slip and fall.

Please contact us for a free no-obligation consultation from a Minneapolis MN slip and fall lawyer at Fields Law Firm. There is never any charge to speak to an attorney who will spend the time to go over your legal rights.