Home / Cases We Take / Slip and Fall

Hardline Personal Injury Law Firm · Georgia

Georgia slip and fall lawyers

When a store, parking lot, or apartment complex ignores a hazard it knew about and someone gets hurt, Georgia law makes the owner answer for it. We find out what they knew, and when.

100% free and confidential No fee unless we win

Talk to a Lawyer for Free Now

100% free and confidential.

Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not include confidential or time-sensitive information.

Premises liability

These cases turn on what the owner knew

The question in most Georgia premises cases is notice: did the owner know about the hazard, or should they have known, and did they fix it or warn you in time? Surveillance footage, inspection logs, and prior complaints answer that question, and they are routinely overwritten within weeks. We send preservation demands immediately.

A man helping someone who has fallen on the pavement
Report the fall to management before you leave if you can, and get a copy of the incident report. Do not give the property's insurer a recorded statement.

Protect your claim

What to do next

1. Get medical care

Your health comes first, and the medical record it creates is also the backbone of your claim. Gaps in treatment are the first thing adjusters attack.

2. Document the scene

Photos of what made you fall, the names of employees and witnesses, and the incident report. Footage gets overwritten fast, so the sooner we demand it, the better.

3. Talk to us before the insurer

Do not give a recorded statement or sign anything before you understand your rights. The case review is free and confidential.

Compensation

What your claim may cover

Every case is different, and no outcome can be promised. Depending on your injuries and the facts, a Georgia premises liability claim may seek compensation for:

Before you call

Questions we hear most

What does it cost to hire Hardline?

Nothing up front. Our fee is a percentage of what we recover for you, and if there is no recovery, you owe no attorney's fee. Before you sign, we go over the fee agreement line by line.

How long do I have to file?

Most Georgia personal injury claims must be filed within two years, and claims involving a government entity can require written notice much sooner. The safest move is to talk to a lawyer early.

What if there was no wet floor sign?

The absence of a warning matters, and so does how long the hazard existed and whether the owner's inspections should have caught it. That is exactly what the evidence we preserve is for.

Your next step

Talk to us before you talk to the insurance company.

Tell us what happened in your own words. You will get a candid read on your case and your options, and it costs you nothing. 100% free and confidential.