Denver Slip & Fall Accident Lawyers

Stoops Law Firm Handles the Legal Fight So That You Can Focus on Healing

A slip and fall accident can disrupt your life in an instant, leaving you with injuries, mounting medical bills, and uncertainty about what comes next. At Stoops Law Firm, we understand the complexities of these cases and the challenges victims face in proving liability.

We approach every case with persistence, innovation, and a commitment to delivering results. Whether you’re dealing with a stubborn property owner, an unresponsive insurance company, or a difficult claims process, our team is prepared to fight the battle on your behalf.

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Slip & Fall Accidents in the Winter

Colorado winters often mean slick sidewalks and icy parking lots. We hold property owners liable for injuries caused by their negligence. We understand the challenges of these cases and work to get you maximum compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

Understanding the Impact of Your Slip and Fall

The repercussions of a slip and fall can extend beyond the initial pain. Victims often face medical bills, loss of wages, and prolonged suffering impacting their quality of life.

Economic Damages

Medical Expenses: Costs incurred for medical treatment, rehabilitation, and any anticipated future medical care.
Lost Wages: Compensation for the income lost due to the inability to work post-fall.
Property Damage: Reimbursement for personal items or clothing damaged as a result of the fall.

Non-economic Damages

Pain and Suffering: Compensation for the physical discomfort and emotional distress endured.
Loss of Enjoyment: Recompense for the inability to partake in hobbies and activities previously enjoyed.

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Identifying Responsibility in Slip and Fall Incidents

Liability in slip and fall accidents pivots on proving negligence. Property owners bear the responsibility to provide a safe environment; failure to do so may leave them answerable for your injuries.

Property Owners: Owners may be liable if they neglected to rectify hazardous conditions that led to the incident.
Business Establishments: Businesses could be responsible when failing to maintain safe premises for customers and employees.
Landlords: Landlords may face liability for accidents caused by ignored maintenance issues within their rental properties.

Your Partners in Slip and Fall Litigation

When you’re hurting following a slip and fall, finding the right legal support can seem daunting. Stoops Law Firm offers a compassionate yet aggressive approach to ensure your voice is heard. We work to gather evidence, establish liability, and advocate for your right to compensation. Our firm is technologically inclined, giving us the edge in managing your case. Your story matters to us, and we strive for the maximum compensation to make things right.

How We Prove Negligence

Duty of Care: We establish the property owner’s legal obligation to ensure a secure environment for visitors.

Breach of Duty: We demonstrate how the property owner failed to uphold their duty, creating unsafe conditions.

Causation: We prove your injuries directly resulted from the property owner’s negligence.

Damages: We document the extent of your damages, both tangible and intangible, resulting from the accident.

Common FAQs for Slip and Fall Claims

What should I do immediately after a slip and fall accident?
Seek medical attention, report the incident to the property owner, and document the scene if possible.

Will my slip and fall case go to court?
Many cases settle out of court, but we prepare each case as if it will go to trial to ensure the best outcome.

How long do I have to file a slip and fall lawsuit?
Most slip and fall cases are subject to a two-year statute of limitations; however, notice needs to be provided within 180 days if a government entity is responsible for your injuries. Contact an attorney immediately to find out how long you have to resolve your claim.

Can I pursue a claim if I was partially at fault?
Yes, Colorado law allows for comparative negligence, which may still permit recovery if you’re partly to blame.

Your Plight Becomes Our Purpose

Our legal team is driven by success and passionate about advocating for those injured in slip and fall accidents. With our personalized, approachable service and fierce determination, we are prepared to guide you towards the compensation you deserve. Contact us for a free case evaluation and experience the support of litigators committed to maximizing your claim.