What is My Slip and Fall Case Worth?

At The Law Office of Anna L. Burr, we encourage premises accident victims to come forward with their cases for many reasons, including justice and peace of mind. One of the most important reasons to bring a claim, however, is for financial recovery.

The compensatory award you and your loved ones may receive could be precisely what you need to pay off your medical debts and move on. Holding the at-fault party financially responsible could also teach him or her a lesson, potentially preventing similar accidents from occurring on the same property in the future.

Colorado courts allow injury victims to seek economic damages (tangible losses like medical expenses, lost earnings, future medical costs) and noneconomic damages (pain and suffering, emotional distress, loss of quality of life). To accurately calculate your potential losses, consult an experienced Aurora personal injury attorney at The Law Office of Anna L. Burr.

How to Determine Fault in a Slip and Fall Accident

Insurance companies like to point the finger at the victim for failing to look out for their own safety. The truth is that slip and fall injuries often result from property defects such as spilled liquids, inadequate storage, or debris on the floor. Property owners have a legal responsibility to inspect regularly and repair hazards within a reasonable time. Failure to do so — resulting in a slip and fall accident — is considered negligence.

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