Mississippi Complaint
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Seek Medical Treatment. Your healthor the health of a loved oneshould be your number-one priority following a slip, trip, and fall accident. Report the Accident. Document Everything. Decline to Give Statements. Call an Attorney.
A slip and fall case is a personal injury tort case. Specifically, it is a premises liability case. The legal grounds for the case is that it is the defendant's fault that an injury occurred. The law looks at whether the defendant used enough care.
The average slip and fall settlement is between $15,000 and $45,000. Whether your case falls within the average range depends on several factors. If your injuries are relatively minor, your case may be below average.
The deadlines range from one to six years. For example, CCP § 335.1 gives victims in California two years to file a case, while Florida Statutes A§ 95.11 allows four years from the date of the accident.