Slip Fall Hub
Independent educational guides about slip and fall accidents, property owner duties, evidence, and timelines after a premises injury.
Educational only — not a law firm. All guides · First-hour checklist
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Store Owner Duties: Spills, Inspections, and Notice
How constructive and actual notice work in retail slip-and-fall discussions.
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What to Do After a Slip and Fall
Immediate steps for safety, reporting, photos, and medical care after a fall on someone else’s property.
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Wet Floor Evidence: Photos, Shoes, and Timing
How to document liquid hazards and why timing evidence is often decisive.
Recent guides
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Apartment Complex Falls: Common Areas and Lighting
Sidewalks, breezeways, and parking lots — documenting falls on multifamily properties.
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Landlord Stairway and Handrail Issues After a Fall
Common stair defects, building codes as context, and documentation tips for tenants and guests.
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Comparative Fault in Slip and Fall Cases
How distraction, footwear, and obvious hazards appear in fault debates.
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Grocery Store Fall Checklist
A focused checklist for produce misting areas, freezers, and entry mats.
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How to Ask a Business to Preserve Surveillance Video
Practical steps for requesting video preservation after a premises fall.
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Falls in Nursing Homes and Care Facilities
How facility falls differ: care plans, staffing notes, and medical complexity.
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Sidewalk Trip Hazards and Height Differentials
Uneven slabs, tree roots, and municipal vs private sidewalk responsibilities.
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Snow, Ice, and Slip Hazards: Documentation Tips
Weather-related falls, storm timelines, and what photos should show.
From the blog
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A wet-floor cone is not the whole story
A cone can show that someone noticed a condition. It does not automatically prove the floor was safe, or that a claim is finished.
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Paint stripes in a parking garage
Fresh paint, oil, and a sloped ramp can look like ‘just a parking lot’ until someone is already on the ground. Photograph the surface, not only the bruise.
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Grocery produce misters and wet-floor proof
Why a misted lettuce display is a common slip setting, and what to photograph before the floor is dried.
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Open and obvious, in plain English
What people mean when they say a hazard was obvious, and why lighting and distraction still matter.