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After being involved in a slip and fall accident on someone else’s property, it can be difficult to know which steps to take next, especially if the incident resulted in serious injuries. In the immediate aftermath of a surprising, traumatic accident, an injured person’s body might go into shock. When that happens, the body produces adrenaline which can delay or diminish the pain of injuries sustained. As a result, it could take several hours, or in some cases several days for the victim of a slip and fall accident to fully comprehend the real severity of the injuries they have sustained. By the time they begin to feel the full effects of their accident, it might be too late to fully address the medical complaint.

That is why it is imperative to seek medical attention immediately following a slip and fall accident, even if you do not immediately feel as though you have sustained serious injuries. Doing so could help avoid unnecessary complications in the recovery process, and might provide injured slip and fall accident victims with useful medical documentation that could be used as evidence in the future, should the injured party decide to pursue legal action against the at-fault property owner/occupier whose negligence caused the slip and fall to occur in the first place.

Indeed, most slip and fall accidents in Sudbury are the result of another party or entity’s negligence. In accordance with the province’s Occupiers’ Liability Act, all owners/occupiers of commercial or residential properties owe others a duty of care. Failure to fulfill that duty of care by neglecting potentially dangerous maintenance issues could be considered negligence.

Therefore, if you sustained injuries on someone else’s property, you might be eligible to pursue legal action against the negligent property owner/occupier whose failure to take your safety into consideration led to your injury-causing slip and fall. In order to illustrate the direct causation between the property owner/occupier’s negligence and the financial losses you have sustained as a result of being injured, it is prudent to begin collecting evidence immediately after being involved in the slip and fall accident. In addition to seeking medical treatment as soon as possible, it might also be prudent to:

  • Take photos of the accident scene
  • Complete an incident report with the proper authority
  • Interview eyewitnesses and exchange contact information with them
  • Keep detailed notes about your diagnosis, treatment plan, rehabilitation schedule, etc.
  • Record a daily pain journal documenting your recovery experience
  • Maintain thorough records of financial losses you have incurred (including mileage to appointments, lost wages due to missed work, and more)
  • Contact a Sudbury slip and fall accident lawyer

Call 1-800-JUSTICE Today And Receive A Free Initial Consultation

At Preszler Injury Lawyers, our slip and fall accident lawyers serving Sudbury are committed to helping injured members of the local community recover the compensation they are rightfully owed. If you were injured on someone else’s property and believe it to be the result of the negligent owner/occupier, our Sudbury slip and fall accident lawyers may be able to assist you.

To learn more about courses of legal action that might be open to you, call 1-800-JUSTICE and schedule a free initial consultation with our slip and fall accident lawyers serving Sudbury.

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Case Results

slip and fall accident Settlements

Please note that past results are not indicative of future results as each scenario presents itself with its unique set of circumstances. But here are some slip and fall accident related wins we’ve had for our clients.

Settlement

Slip and Fall Accident

$1.1M

A woman was walking down fragile wooden stairs and sustained an injury that left her leg amputated. She also had pre-existing injuries that were further aggravated by this incident.

Settlement

Slip and Fall Accident

$860K

Slip and fall on ice. Client Injuries: Head Injury and headaches

Settlement

Slip and Fall Accident

$550K

Slip and fall on ice. Client Injuries: Head Injury and headaches

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Download Our "How to Choose a Personal Injury Lawyer in Ontario" E-Book

Here’s an e-book you might find useful if you’re interested in learning more about how accident benefits claims work.

How to Choose a Personal Injury Lawyer in Ontario

In this ebook, you can read about:

  • When it makes sense to contact a personal injury lawyer in Ontario
  • The qualifications, experience, and track record to look for in a law firm
  • How contingency fees, disbursements, and costs typically work in injury cases
  • Questions to ask during a free initial consultation
  • Warning signs and red flags when choosing a lawyer or firm
  • What to expect after you hire a personal injury lawyer
  • How Preszler Injury Lawyers may be able to help after a car accident, slip and fall, or other injury event
  • And more
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Download Our "Slip and Fall Lawsuits in Ontario" E-Book

Here’s an e-book you might find useful if you’re interested in learning more about how personal injury claims work.

Slip and Fall Lawsuits in Ontario

This ebook will:

  • Provide you with a solid foundation for understanding your rights and obligations as an injury victim
  • Help you understand the nature of Slip and Fall accidents and injuries, including the Occupiers’ Liability Act in Ontario
  • Teach you how to hold a property owner accountable for your injuries
  • Explain the evidence you’ll need to support your case
  • Demonstrate how you can strengthen and protect your claim
  • Describe how to find the right lawyer for your case
  • Clarify how a lawyer can help you hold negligent parties liable for their actions
  • And more
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slip and fall accident FAQs

Here are some commonly asked questions for slip and fall accident claims

Yes. A lawyer can handle all the legal complexities of your claim, taking the added stress and pressure off you. A lawyer helps gather evidence and deals with insurers. They also advocate for you and protect your rights.

Ontario uses a system called contributory negligence. If you share responsibility, your compensation may be reduced by your percentage of fault.

Our lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, which means you don’t pay legal fees upfront. Payment happens only if your claim reaches a successful outcome through settlement or judgment.

Owners must take reasonable steps to inspect and maintain their property. Lack of awareness doesn’t necessarily release them from responsibility.

Yes, witness testimony helps, but it isn’t required. Photographs, medical records, and other documentation can establish your claim.

Yes, but your recovery may be reduced by the percentage of fault assigned to you. For example, if you were found 25 percent at fault, your compensation would be reduced by that amount.

Timelines vary. Some cases resolve in a few months through settlement, while others require more time if litigation becomes necessary.

Not always. Many cases settle before reaching trial. However, if the insurer or property owner refuses to resolve the claim fairly, court action may be required.

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