What may matter now
Spills can be cleaned, repairs can be made, and camera footage can be overwritten.
Unsafe property injury help
A fall can happen in seconds. The evidence may disappear just as fast.
If you were hurt on someone else’s property, start with the exact location, the unsafe condition, who knew about it, and how the injury affected you.
Feeling embarrassed after a fall is common. It should not stop you from documenting what happened.
Free consultation · Personal-injury matters use contingency terms, so the firm is paid only if there is a recovery. The written agreement controls fees and costs.
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2014
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Mention this first
If possible, preserve photographs, witness details, incident reports, footwear, and medical records.
Make the first conversation easier
Start with what happened. Bring what you already have.
Four facts to share
- Property and exact location
- What caused the fall
- Who was notified
- Injuries and medical care
What to preserve
- Scene and hazard photos
- Incident report
- Witness information
- Shoes, clothing, and medical records
Questions people ask
You can call before you have every answer.
What if the hazard was fixed afterward?+
Preserve any photographs, reports, messages, or witness information showing the original condition.
What if I was partly distracted?+
Share the facts honestly. The evaluating lawyer can explain which facts may matter.