If you slipped and fell due to unsafe conditions on someone else’s property in Wisconsin, learn your rights and how to pursue compensation with help from Trial Lawyers of Wisconsin.
A slip and fall case falls under premises liability law, which requires property owners to keep their premises reasonably safe for visitors. If you fell due to a hazardous condition that the owner failed to fix or warn you about, you may have a valid claim.
These accidents can occur in virtually any location, including:
Wherever it happens, your injury deserves attention, and you deserve answers.
To win a slip and fall case in Wisconsin, you must show that:
Wisconsin follows a comparative negligence rule, meaning if you're partially at fault, your compensation may be reduced proportionally—but you can still recover damages if you're less than 51% responsible.
Slip and fall injuries can range from mild to catastrophic. Common injuries include:
In elderly individuals, even a seemingly minor fall can lead to lifelong health complications or death.
If your slip and fall injury was caused by negligence, you may be able to recover:
Our goal at Trial Lawyers of Wisconsin is to ensure you're not left paying the price for someone else's negligence.
We don’t just handle cases—we build relationships. Our clients appreciate our hands-on, compassionate approach:
“I was referred to Mike Karp from my chiropractor and I couldn't have been more pleased. My case took almost five years to settle. Mike did all the work and walked me through all the steps… He was so helpful, insightful, and knowledgeable. I knew I was in good hands.”
— Loni Cloutier
“If you want justice the right way these guys are sure to get it for you in a nice calm and professional way. I can't thank this office enough for going over and beyond for my case. Everyone in the office is so nice—I really felt like family.”
— Lawanda Withers
“Michael Karp was nothing but great! He made me feel comfortable about any decisions I made. He was very professional and compassionate when it came to my case and making me feel secure.”
— Desiree Flores
These testimonials reflect the care and tenacity we bring to every case.
Under Wisconsin law, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims—including slip and fall cases—is generally three years from the date of the injury. However, gathering evidence right away can make or break your case. Surveillance footage, witness statements, and accurate medical records are crucial and can disappear with time.
Here’s what sets us apart:
We understand the emotional and physical toll these accidents take. We listen, we act, and we never stop fighting for you.
If you or someone you love was injured in a slip and fall, don’t face the aftermath alone. Contact Trial Lawyers of Wisconsin today to discuss your case with an experienced attorney who cares. We’re here to help you take the next step toward healing and justice.
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