Alberta · Personal Injury

Slip and Fall Injury Lawyer Alberta

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In Alberta winters, a fall is rarely just bad luck

Property owners and businesses have a legal duty to keep their walkways, floors, and stairwells reasonably safe, especially through Alberta's long, icy winters. When they cut corners on snow removal or maintenance and you are hurt, they and their insurers will argue you were careless. We gather the evidence and prove the negligence.

Insurers fight slip-and-fall claims hard because they know most people give up. We don't. Get a free, confidential review of your Alberta fall, no fee unless we win.

Slip and Fall Injury Lawyer Alberta: common questions

I fell on ice outside a business. Who is responsible?
Potentially the business, the property owner, and the snow-removal contractor, often all three point at each other. We identify the responsible parties and their insurers.
I didn't report the fall when it happened. Is it too late?
Not necessarily, but act now. Some notice periods are very short, and evidence like camera footage is routinely overwritten within days or weeks.
The property owner says I should have watched where I was going.
Contributory negligence arguments are standard insurer playbook. Even where they succeed, they reduce rather than eliminate compensation, and they often fail when maintenance records show the hazard was ignored.
What is a slip and fall claim worth in Alberta?
Fall injuries, hip and wrist fractures, head injuries, back injuries, are frequently serious, and claims are valued on the same principles as any injury claim: severity, permanence, income loss, and future care. The review is free.

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