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Slip and Fall

A sudden slip on a wet floor or icy pavement might seem minor—until it sends you to the ER with a broken bone or back injury. Slip and fall accidents are one of the most common types of premises liability claims and can result in life-altering consequences. Often, these incidents are preventable with proper maintenance and safety warnings.

Novo Law has extensive experience representing victims of slip and fall injuries and holding negligent property owners accountable. We pursue compensation with diligence, compassion, and an aggressive legal strategy.

What is a Slip and Fall Accident?

A slip and fall accident occurs when a person loses traction due to a slippery or slick surface, causing them to fall backward or sideways. This differs from a trip and fall, which involves stumbling over an object. Slip and falls often occur in stores, restaurants, office buildings, apartment complexes, or outdoor public spaces.
These accidents usually involve negligence in cleaning, maintenance, or proper warning signage. Holding the responsible party liable requires quick documentation and skilled legal representation.
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