Legal Question in Personal Injury in Pennsylvania

Re: Slip and Fall

Where you should go, is to consult an attorney. The store isn't liable just because someone was hurt -- it needs to be proven that the store was negligent, that they allowed some defect or dangerous condition which caused the injury.

Not a do-it-yourself project.

Re: Slip and Fall

Whether the store is liable depends upon why your wife fell. I just finished up a case with WalMart where my client slipped on water that had spilled. WalMart accepted liability and we settled just before trial. Essentially, there must be a defect in the store or an improper condition that the store should have known about or protected against.

If that is the case with your wife, then you have a substantial case. Feel free to contact me to discuss this further if you wish. My sympathies to your wife - I hope her condition improves quickly.

Re: Slip and Fall

She should follow the hospital's advise for treatment and schedule to see your family doctor, if you have one. You should see an attorney, to determine whether you have a claim against the store, and if the attorney would place the store on notice of your claim.

I have several office locations and offer a free consultation.

Re: Slip and Fall

you do not need a witness statement to prove your case. Any attorney worth anything will complete an investigation and look for witnesses. In addition,many of these facilities have camera. I have handle dozens of these these types of cases in both NJ and PA. Often the surveillance captures the incident. If I can help, give me a call.

Re: Slip and Fall

Hello there. You should absolutely talk to an attorney right away. We can help with this accident. There is no consultation fee and no fee until you recover. Feel free to call my direct line at 267.639.3105 or you can e-mail me directly.