Slip and Fall
What to do after a fall, what information to keep and why responsibility depends on the facts.
THE RESOURCE CENTER
California guides and answers for the questions that follow an injury. Start with what happened, then explore the information that may help you prepare.
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First steps, useful records and questions to ask. These guides are a starting point, not a substitute for advice about your situation.
What to do after a fall, what information to keep and why responsibility depends on the facts.
Safety, collision records and the difference between police, insurance and DMV reporting.
Understand common terms, prepare for a consultation and ask about deadlines, fees and costs.
PUT SAFETY FIRST
Call 911 for an emergency. Do not delay medical care or put yourself at risk to gather information.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
You do not have to figure everything out at once.
Start with the incident-specific guide for a slip or fall or a vehicle accident. Personal Injury Basics explains common questions about records, deadlines, fees and speaking with the firm.
You do not need to know the legal name for your situation. A short description of what happened, when and where is a useful start. The firm can discuss whether it may be able to help.
No. They provide general California information, not advice about your circumstances or a promise of an outcome. Ask a lawyer about the facts, requirements and deadlines that may apply to you.
THE FIRST STEP IS A CONVERSATION
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