Slip & Fall FAQ

What should I know about slip and fall injuries? The mere fact that you fell does not entitle you to collect money. If you want to make a personal injury claim, I must be able to show that you slipped and fell as a result of someone else's negligence and not because of your own inadvertence. In order to do that, you must know precisely how the injury occurred and who caused you to slip and fall. Unfortunately, many slip and fall cases occur because the person who slipped and fell was not being careful. Those people cannot collect for their injuries.

I slipped and fell on ice. What should I know? Pennsylvania’s laws regarding slipping and falling on ice is very confusing However, as a personal injury attorney, I know the laws and how to successfully represent injured victims who have slipped and fallen on snow and ice. If you think you might have a slip and fall personal injury case, please call me now so we can discuss it (with no obligation).

I am out of work because of my injury. The insurance company won't pay me. How will I make ends meet? In many personal injury situations, the defendant's insurance company has leverage because they have the money and you need it. Unfortunately, clients are occasionally forced to accept benefits from Medical Assistance or the Department of Public Welfare. As your personal injury lawyer I will do everything possible to minimize the need to accept public funds -- but sometimes it is unavoidable.

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The Law Office of Richard C. Senker handles the following types of cases: Personal Injury including Automobile Accidents, Spinal Cord Injuries, Traumatic Brain Injuries, Medical Malpractice, Wrongful Death, Insurance Bad Faith, Nursing Home Abuse, Workers' Compensation, Airplane Accidents, Dog Bites, Drunk Driving Injuries, Large Truck Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, School Bus Accidents, Slip and Fall Accidents.