Slip and Fall on Ice

Property owners may be liable when ice and snow on their walkways, parking lots, or entrances cause someone to slip and fall. The duty to remove or treat ice and snow varies by state and by the type of property; in many places, owners must take reasonable steps within a certain time after a storm. When they fail to do so and someone is injured, the victim may have a claim. Proving liability may require evidence of the weather, when the owner had notice, and what they did or did not do.

Injuries from slipping on ice can be severe—broken bones, head injury, back damage. Recovery can be long and costly. These cases can take time to resolve. Pre-settlement funding for slip and fall on ice cases helps you cover expenses while your claim is pending. You repay only from your settlement or verdict. That way you can avoid settling for less than full value.

Questions? Call (800) 539-6470.

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