Woodbridge Slip And Fall Lawyers

Slip and fall accidents that occur in Woodbridge, NJ, are covered by premises liability law in New Jersey. What is premises liability? In short, under our law, the owners of property or premises must provide a safe place for those who come onto their property and may be liable if there is a dangerous condition they either knew about or should have known about.

Potentially Dangerous Conditions For Slip And Fall Accidents In New Jersey

Generally, the owners of a commercial piece of property are under a heightened duty to those who come onto their property for the business purpose of the owners. The owners must not only warn the persons coming onto the property of potentially dangerous conditions of which the owners are aware but also undertake actual inspections of the property to ensure that no dangerous conditions exist. For instance, the restaurant owner should regularly inspect the establishment to ensure no spillage on the floor, which could cause a patron to slip and fall.

The owners of a commercial establishment are not liable, and each case will depend on such factors as how long that condition that caused the slip and fall existed and whether or not the owner of the property had enough time to discover the dangerous condition and take acts to remedy the dangerous conditions. Because each slip and fall accident poses unique questions, it is best that you contact an Woodbridge personal injury lawyer with experience handling slip and fall accidents in Middlesex County, NJ.

New Jersey Slip And Fall Accident Resources

  1. Are you suffering from an injury sustained after tripping or falling?
  2. Common places slip, trips & fall accidents happen in New Jersey
  3. Common causes of slip and fall accidents in New Jersey
  4. Potentially dangerous conditions for slip and fall accidents in New Jersey
  5. NJ businesses subject to slip and fall claims
  6. Is a nursing home fall different from a typical slip-and-fall accident in New Jersey?
  7. What damages are recoverable for a slip and fall injury in New Jersey?
  8. Types of slip and fall compensation in NJ
  9. What you must prove in slip and fall accidents in New Jersey
  10. How do you file a slip-and-fall claim in New Jersey?
  11. What can you expect to happen after you file a NJ slip and fall claim?
  12. What defenses can you expect will be raised against you in your NJ slip and fall case?
  13. Frequently asked questions about New Jersey slip and fall accidents

Contact our Woodbridge slip and fall lawyers today

The Woodbridge personal injury lawyers of Aiello, Harris, Abate Law Group PC can evaluate the particular circumstances of the accident and give you the advice that you need after you have been involved in a slip and fall accident.

Call us today at (848) 346-2369 or contact us. Your initial consultation will take place over the phone, and you can schedule an appointment at the Woodbridge, NJ, office or one of our other office locations across New Jersey.