It’s Not Just "Clumsiness" Slip and fall accidents often result in life-changing injuries, including traumatic brain injuries (TBI), hip fractures, and spinal damage. These accidents usually happen because a business owner cared more about cutting costs than fixing a hazard.

Proving "Superior Knowledge" In Georgia, winning a premises liability case requires proving that the property owner knew (or should have known) about the hazard, and that you did not. We investigate to find the proof:

• Wet Floors: Was there a "Wet Floor" sign? How long had the spill been there?

• Uneven Pavement: Did the owner ignore cracked sidewalks or potholes in the parking lot?

• Inadequate Lighting: Did the fall happen because the owner failed to replace burnt-out lights in a stairwell?

• Negligent Security: If you were attacked in a parking deck or apartment complex, the owner may be liable for failing to provide security gates or patrols.

Preserving Evidence Video surveillance is critical in these cases. However, many businesses tape over their footage within 48 to 72 hours. Contact us immediately so we can demand the preservation of that video before it is destroyed.