AK Injury Law Firm

Slip-And-Fall Accidents Lawyer San Diego

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Holding Property Owners Responsible For Your Slip-And-Fall Accident

When you visit someone else’s property, whether a commercial storefront or a residential unit, you reasonably expect that the owner will keep you safe from hazards and dangers. However, negligent maintenance can cause serious accidents that can result in physical and financial hardships.
At AK Injury Law Firm in San Diego, we help injured clients file premises liability lawsuits to hold property owners accountable and obtain the compensation they need to recover. Our founding attorney, Dr. Azadeh Keshavarz, practiced chiropractic medicine for a decade. She saw firsthand how devastating premises liability accidents can be for patients. We use this unique knowledge and experience to build strong cases that maximize your compensation.

Proving Liability In A Premises Liability Case

Sometimes, a slip-and-fall accident is more than an embarrassing memory. Tripping and falling on someone else’s property can lead to serious injuries and trauma, including brain injuries, broken bones and spinal cord injuries.

Common causes of slip-and-fall accidents include:

In California, property owners have a legal responsibility to keep their premises safe from known hazards or to warn visitors of these hazards. However, in order to have a valid premises liability personal injury claim, property owners must have had enough notice and time to rectify the hazard.

It can be challenging to prove a property owner’s negligence, especially when landlords or other owners carry a commercial insurance policy. You need a strong advocate who understands how to navigate these complex cases to help you win the compensation you deserve.

Fighting For The Compensation You Deserve

If you fell on someone else’s property, you may have a valid personal injury claim. At AK Injury Law Firm, we will provide the guidance you need to get through this difficult time. To schedule a free consultation, call us at 877-470-4878 or fill out our online contact form to get in touch with us.

Slip and Fall FAQs

What do I have to prove in a slip and fall case?

Generally, that the property owner knew or should have known about a dangerous condition and failed to fix it or warn you, and that it caused your injury. California’s general duty of care is in Civil Code section 1714.

What if I fell on city or county property?

Claims against a public entity usually must be filed within six months (Government Code section 911.2). Waiting can end the claim, so contact a lawyer quickly.

What evidence should I save?

Photos of the hazard and your shoes, the incident report, names of witnesses, and your medical records. Ask the business to preserve surveillance video.

What is a slip and fall claim worth?

It depends on the injuries, treatment and fault. One of our slip and fall clients recovered $500,000 after a $170,000 first offer (read the case). See also the hidden costs of a slip and fall.

Dr. Azadeh Keshavarz, Esq

Founder/Managing Attorney
Bilingual - English I Spanish
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