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Slip and fall, in United States tort law, is a claim or case based on a person slipping (or tripping) and falling. It is a tort, and based on a claim that the property owner was negligent in allowing some dangerous condition to exist that caused the slip or trip. Property owners generally have two basic defenses to Public liability slip and fall claims Because of a general perception that slip and falls are at least partly the fault of the person injured, slip and fall injuries are usually worth less than injuries from other types of torts. For slip and fall investigations, the incident walking surface slip resistance can be measured. The surface can be tested to identify if it is above or below accepted levels of slip resistance thresholds. [4][1]
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1. Making A Personal Injury Claim For A Slip Or Fall
November 05, 2009
How do I make a Claim? The first stage is to contact a member of our team who will take some basic information from you and talk you through the process. In order to make a claim we will need to show that: • You have suffered an injury as a result of the accident • That the accident occurred within the past 3 years, or in the case of a child before their 21st birthday • The accident was not your fault (though may still be able to claim if partly your fault so always speak to us for a free no obligation assessment.) If you are unsure whether you have a claim for compensation please feel f... (read more)
Author: Mary Pierce
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2. Why People Use Tile Bathroom Flooring
November 03, 2009
There are several methods in which you can beautify your bathroom. One of the most essential is the kind of floor that you have and how it appears. The majority of us will utilize tiles along the floor that can handle water falling on the surface of it and sitting on it without any tremendous damage to it.
The one disadvantage to this is that it is not incessantly water and slip resistant so when there is water on it you might fall down. However, this might be easily remedied through the usage of bathroom area rugs that sit around the tub, shower, and toilet.
There are several variou... (read more)
Author: Naomi West
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3. What to Do if You Slip and Fall
October 12, 2009
1. Make sure to write down the names, addresses and phone numbers of anyone in the vicinity where the incident occurred – both those who saw you fall, and others who were there after the incident—since you will likely need them as witnesses on your behalf. Even if someone did not see you fall, he or she could, if necessary, describe your pain and the conditions of the floor, lighting, or other hazard immediately after you fell.
2. Inspect the area where you fell, and try to determine what caused you to fall.
3. Have someone take photographs of the area as soon as possible, so a rec... (read more)
Author: Lore Pelagia
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4. What to Do if You Slip and Fall
October 12, 2009
1. Make sure to write down the names, addresses and phone numbers of anyone in the vicinity where the incident occurred – both those who saw you fall, and others who were there after the incident—since you will likely need them as witnesses on your behalf. Even if someone did not see you fall, he or she could, if necessary, describe your pain and the conditions of the floor, lighting, or other hazard immediately after you fell.
2. Inspect the area where you fell, and try to determine what caused you to fall.
3. Have someone take photographs of the area as soon as possible, so a rec... (read more)
Author: Jesse Gulistan
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5. What to Do if You Slip and Fall
October 12, 2009
1. Make sure to write down the names, addresses and phone numbers of anyone in the vicinity where the incident occurred – both those who saw you fall, and others who were there after the incident—since you will likely need them as witnesses on your behalf. Even if someone did not see you fall, he or she could, if necessary, describe your pain and the conditions of the floor, lighting, or other hazard immediately after you fell.
2. Inspect the area where you fell, and try to determine what caused you to fall.
3. Have someone take photographs of the area as soon as possible, so a rec... (read more)
Author: Geoffrey Horace
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6. What to Do if You Slip and Fall
October 12, 2009
1. Make sure to write down the names, addresses and phone numbers of anyone in the vicinity where the incident occurred – both those who saw you fall, and others who were there after the incident—since you will likely need them as witnesses on your behalf. Even if someone did not see you fall, he or she could, if necessary, describe your pain and the conditions of the floor, lighting, or other hazard immediately after you fell.
2. Inspect the area where you fell, and try to determine what caused you to fall.
3. Have someone take photographs of the area as soon as possible, so a rec... (read more)
Author: Dyan Anlsema
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7. How to Make Hardwood Floors Safe
October 12, 2009
Slip and fall accidents while on the job can be a nightmare for everyone. And they can be injurious for the employer or business owner as well if a client or employee slips due to a “hazardous condition,” such as a shiny floor that was found to be overtly dangerous. The owner of the property will be responsible if the accident was found to have happened because of a hazardous condition that is deemed permanent, and may have to take financial responsibility for the accident.
It’s self-evident that no employer or business owner wants customers or employees slipping on their hard surface fl... (read more)
Author: Priyank Saxena
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8. What To Do If You Slip and Fall
October 08, 2009
“Slip and fall” is a term for personal injury cases which arise when injury is caused when a person slips and falls as a result of a dangerous or hazardous condition on someone else’s property. Inside a building, dangerous conditions such as torn carpeting, abrupt changes in flooring, poor lighting, narrow stairs, or a wet floor can cause a person to lose their balance and injure themselves. Outside a building, you may slip and fall because of environmental conditions such rain, ice, snow or a hidden hazard, such as a gap or partially obstructed pothole. Slip and fall accidents can occur on co... (read more)
Author: Carolyn Ria
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9. Slip yourself into a Pair of Stylish Women's Fall Boots!
October 05, 2009
Autumn is a fashionable time of the year with many couturiers unveiling their fall line. Worried about being left on the sidelines of all the excitement? Don't sweat it ladies. This essential guide to fall boots is your guiding star to the top trends in women's fall boots.
Looking to steal the show this autumn? Try Jury from Jessica Bennett. Available in many different sizes, Jury have a lot of muscle and style. With the upper in tumbled leather and a solid stacked heel of 3 ' inches, sport your alpha female image . The sweater collar keeps your feet in snug.
If you prefer something ... (read more)
Author: Joyce Amerson
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10. Top Trends in Black Winter Boots
October 01, 2009
Shivering at the idea of winter? Although it is still only fall, it's never too early to prepare for the cold months ahead! With these top trends in black winter boots, you're toes will be be warm and stylish! For practical everyday wear, Toe Warmers are right for you. Toe Warmers feature a front zipper instead of laces for easy on and off. Slip them on early in the morning when you are running late and have to warm up the car, or when you need to run outside to grab a cup of coffee. With Warmtex sock lining for added warmth, they are a great understated look. If you love plaids, pic... (read more)
Author: Joyce Amerson
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11. Know What Jewelry you Need for Fall
October 01, 2009
Sometimes, it’s hard to shop strategically. Impulse purchases reign supreme when something grabs your attention and you simply can’t imagine your life without it. But it’s important to pay attention to those so called slip-ups and keep a close watch on your spending, especially in these uncertain times. So we’ve come up with a smart and savvy girls guide to updating your jewelry and accessories this fall. Take Inventory – First and foremost, you need to know what you already have. This will help you determine what you need. Make a list of all the items you’d like to add to your collection. For... (read more)
Author: Tina Black
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12. Slip and Fall Cases
September 24, 2009
If you have ever been unfortunate enough to have injured yourself because you slipped/tripped and fell, you may be curious as to whether or not you have a meritorious claim against someone or some entity for your damages. The laws relating to these types of cases come under the umbrella of "Premises Liability" law.
Many people erroneously believe that if they injure themselves on someone else's property, then that person's insurance company is automatically responsible to pay for their medical bills, lost earnings and pain and suffering. The truth is that the property owner and his insura... (read more)
Author: Michael Waks
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13. What Steps to Take after an Auto Accident
September 24, 2009
Americans love the freedom of driving and the joy that it can bring. Unfortunately, regardless of your skill as a driver, you may one day be in an auto accident. Because other people on the road can make mistakes, it is important to know how to respond in the case of an accident. A proper response can make the entire situation less stressful, and can make a big difference in any later attempt to recover for your injuries. 1. Your first step is to stay calm and assess the situation. 2. Check yourself and any passengers for injuries. If you are in shock, you may not realize that you're hurt. ... (read more)
Author: Nolan Klein
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14. Slip and Fall
September 17, 2009
“Slip and fall” is a term for personal injury cases which arise when injury is caused when a person slips and falls as a result of a dangerous or hazardous condition on someone else’s property. Inside a building, dangerous conditions such as torn carpeting, abrupt changes in flooring, poor lighting, narrow stairs, or a wet floor can cause a person to lose their balance and injure themselves. Outside a building, you may slip and fall because of environmental conditions such rain, ice, snow or a hidden hazard, such as a gap or partially obstructed pothole. Slip and fall accidents can occur on co... (read more)
Author: Geoffrey Horace
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