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We handle several types of slip and fall cases.
Thousands of people are injured on premises every year due to unsafe conditions. These types of injuries are often referred to as “slip and falls” but can include injuries from:
- Falling objects
- Water or slippery substance on the floor
- Inadequate lighting
- Improper maintenance
- Dangerous design
- Dangerous construction
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If You’ve Been Injured Due to a Property Owner’s Negligence, Don’t Delay.
It’s important to understand that there’s a three-year deadline for filing a slip and fall claim for injuries sustained on someone else’s property. That same deadline applies to claims for property damage arising from a slip and fall.
The Deuterman Law Group can help you by gathering information about the conduct of the property owner and researching the duty they owed to you. We invite you to speak with one of our knowledgeable attorneys about your accident, and find out what options you have to recover damages for your injuries.
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What Must Be Proven in a Slip and Fall Claim
In North Carolina, negligence liability of a property owner means that the plaintiff must show that the property owner owed a duty of care, and breached that duty by not fixing/removing the hazardous condition or properly warning of the hazardous condition that caused the slip and fall accident.
These cases also require proof that the property owner knew or should have known, of the dangerous condition and then failed to fix or remove it, or warn the lawful visitor.
In order to successfully bring a slip and fall action in court, a person must present complete evidence of the breach in their case. This can be accomplished in either of two ways:
- By showing that the owner of the property, or one of his employees or agents, created the hazard or problem that caused you to slip and fall;
OR - By showing that the owner had knowledge of the hazardous condition or should have known of the hazard through a reasonable inspection.
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We Handle North Carolina Slip and Fall Cases Statewide
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Contributory Negligence
Adding to the complexity of these cases, keep in mind that visitors have a duty to take reasonable precautions to avoid hazardous conditions when on another’s property. North Carolina law says that you can be found to be contributorily negligent if you don’t recognize or avoid a hazardous condition in a slip and fall claim. This standard can make it more difficult to succeed in a North Carolina slip and fall injury case. We’ll discuss contributory negligence with you and determine how to address it, if applicable.
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