With how often you go to the supermarket, you likely assume that it is a safe space to frequent. However, what you likely do not know is that supermarkets can be home to many personal injury accidents. So in the unfortunate event that you are involved in one, you must know how to move forward. Read on to discover why supermarket accidents commonly occur and how a seasoned Morris County supermarket liability attorney at Lutz Injury Law can walk you through your legal situation.
You may not think about it when you are at the supermarket, but there are a number of ways an accident may occur. Most often, they are due to the negligence of supermarket staff or management. Common examples are as follows:
If you believe that your supermarket accident was due to a staff member’s or manager’s negligence to ensure that the premises are safe, then you must take rightful action and file a personal injury claim. With a successful claim, you will be given access to recover the damages you incurred from your accident. Such damages may include economic damages and/or non-economic damages. Common examples are as follows:
To have a successful claim that will allow you to recover your damages, you must fulfill your duty in satisfying the burden or proof. That is, you must have enough evidence that shows the staff member’s or manager’s negligence. Common examples are as follows:
Also, surveillance camera footage of your accident occurring may be crucial evidence. Since supermarket owners are often hesitant to turn over this footage, a competent Morris County slip & fall attorney is needed to step in and subpoena the footage. That said, do not hesitate in reaching out to our firm.
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