Slip-and-Fall Accidents

Injured in a Slip-and-Fall?

If you were injured in a fall on someone else’s property, you may be feeling many emotions. Besides the pain itself, you may be stressed about medical bills or angry at the negligence of the property owner that caused your injury.

At the Law Office of Stephen J. Dennis, we are here to tell you that all of these emotions are legitimate. We know you may also be uncertain about what your rights are and how to seek compensation for the work you missed and other financial losses.

A Firm That Fights for Your Rights

Our firm has a proven track record dating back more than 20 years of fighting for just compensation for injured people. Call us or contact us online to set up a free consultation with a lawyer about your slip-and-fall case. From our office in Providence, we serve clients throughout Rhode Island.

Slip-and-Fall: A Form of Premises Liability Claim

There are a number of different ways in which a slip-and-fall accident can happen. These include:

Sidewalk Accidents, Such as Those Caused by Uncleared Ice or Snow in Front of Stores
Defective Stairs, Steps or Railings
Spills on the Floor, Particularly in Grocery or Convenience Stores

Any of these situations can result in unreasonably dangerous property conditions that cause injury. A legal action to seek compensation to pursue proper compensation for such an injury is called a premises liability claim.

Contact Us for a No-Cost Consultation

We know there’s a lot for you to think about when you’re deciding what to do after suffering a serious injury. You may very well be concerned not only about yourself but about your family as well.

Talk with us about your specific case. At the Law Office of Stephen J. Dennis, we offer a FREE consultation with an attorney on all of the injury cases we handle. We will explain your legal options and how we can stand up for you as you move forward after your slip-and-fall injury.

To discuss your workplace injury and your right to compensation, contact us today at 401-453-1355 for a free initial consultation.