Premises Liability Representation

Holding Negligent Property Owners Accountable

Slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere — a grocery store with a wet floor and no warning sign, an icy parking lot an owner failed to salt, a broken staircase that wasn't repaired. When these accidents happen due to someone else's negligence, you may be entitled to substantial compensation.

Property owners and their insurance companies aggressively challenge slip and fall claims. They argue the hazard was "open and obvious," that you weren't paying attention, or that they had no notice of the dangerous condition. Our attorneys know how to counter these defenses with surveillance footage, maintenance records, incident reports, and witness testimony.

Common Scenarios

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Wet or Slippery FloorsSpills, mopped floors, or leaking refrigeration units without adequate warning signs.
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Ice and Snow HazardsUncleared walkways, parking lots, and stairs in Utah and Idaho winters.
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Uneven or Broken SurfacesCracked sidewalks, potholes, broken floor tiles, and raised thresholds.
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Poor LightingDark stairwells, parking garages, or pathways that obscure hazards from view.
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Broken Stairs or HandrailsStructural failures in stairways, balconies, and elevated walkways.

What You Need to Prove

To win a premises liability claim we must establish that a dangerous condition existed, that the owner knew or should have known about it, that they failed to fix it or warn you, and that this failure caused your injuries. Our team investigates quickly — surveillance footage is often deleted within 24–72 hours.