If you are injured as a result of a slip or fall on snow or ice on the property of another, you may be able to bring a claim against the person(s) or entity that owns or controls that property. The slip or fall must be caused by a defect on the property that should have been addressed by the person responsible to maintain the property in a safe manner.
What Should I Do If I Slip Or Fall On Someone Else’s Property?
- Call 911 if you need immediate medical attention.
- Try to determine what caused you to slip or fall.
- Locate the defect that caused you to fall and take pictures.
- Tell the property owner that you have slipped or fallen.
- Call the Law Office of Lori M. Comforti.
What Should I Do If I Am Injured At Work Due to a Slip Or Fall On Snow or Ice?
- Report your injury immediately to your supervisor.
- Ask your employer for a form entitled “First Report of Injury (Incident)”.
- Complete that form and obtain a copy of the completed form.
- Seek medical treatment.
- Call the Law Office of Lori M. Comforti.