Slip And Fall or Premises Liability

Ryan Employment Law fights for slip and fall victims in Lexington and all over Kentucky. Whether a fall occurred at a commercial business, an apartment complex or anywhere else, I can help. Ice or any other negligent kept area should be cleaned.

If you were injured in a slip and fall accident in Kentucky you have one year to file a personal injury claim. Negligent property owners must be held accountable.

Kentucky Slip and Fall Lawyer | Premises Liability Attorney in Kentucky

A sudden slip, trip, or fall on someone else's property can instantly upend your life. When you are dealing with broken bones, severe bruising, or traumatic brain injuries caused by a negligent property owner, you deserve to have a knowledgeable, local Kentucky slip and fall lawyer fighting for your rights.

Serving Lexington, KY, and the surrounding Bluegrass region, I am dedicated to helping victims of unsafe premises secure the compensation they need to recover.

Stores

Grocery stores, shopping malls, and local shops often deal with spilled liquids, torn carpeting, and blocked walkways. If a business fails to clean up a hazard or post an appropriate warning sign in a timely manner, they may be liable for your injuries.

Apartments

Landlords and property management companies are required to maintain common areas, stairwells, and parking lots. Unlit hallways, broken handrails, and neglected snow or ice on walkways frequently lead to preventable falls.

If you or a loved one were injured in a slip and fall at a Kentucky apartment or other living facilty, you may be entitled to compensation. Property owners have a legal obligation to maintain safe premises for residents and visitors. I will fight to recover your medical bills and lost wages. Contact me today for a free case evaluation.

Commercial Businesses and Public Areas

If you or a loved one were injured in a slip and fall at a Kentucky commercial business, you may be entitled to compensation. Property owners have a legal obligation to maintain safe premises for visitors. Our experienced team fights to recover your medical bills and lost wages

Common Commercial and Public Hazards

Under Kentucky premises liability law, businesses and public entities owe an elevated duty of care to their customers. Business owners are required to regularly inspect their properties and address hazards promptly. Common causes of slip and fall accidents in Kentucky include:

  • Wet and Slippery Floors: Uncleaned spills, tracked-in rainwater, or freshly mopped floors lacking proper warning signs.
  • Cluttered Walkways: Merchandise, supplies, or debris blocking store aisles and customer corridors.
  • Icy Sidewalks: Failure to promptly clear snow and ice from parking lots, entrances, or steps.
  • Damaged or Uneven Floors: Torn carpets, loose floorboards, broken handrails, and abrupt changes in walking surfaces.
  • Poor Lighting: Dimly lit stairways or corridors that obscure changes in elevation.