Navigating to Steady Legal Solutions
It isn’t difficult to imagine: you’re walking through a store, focusing on your shopping list, when suddenly you’re sliding on a puddle of water from an unmarked ceiling leak. The next thing you know, you’re lying on the ground with pain radiating all the way down your spine. Slip and fall accidents like these can happen anywhere, anytime, and when they do, they can result in serious injuries and unexpected medical bills.
What makes the Law Offices of Miller & Mallett different? Our team of slip and fall lawyers in Little Rock leads with compassion, but we never hesitate to throw the book at negligent companies or insurance companies.
We’re not in a high rise – we’re in a beautifully restored Victorian mansion in the heart of Little Rock’s Historic District. That tells you a lot about our firm: we’re not traditional, but we do have decades of positive outcomes and experience to show off. We put our client’s comfort ahead of keeping up the appearance of being “tough.”
We don’t stand on ceremony – we know the measure of our firm is our results and the way our previous clients feel about the service we provide. We’re grateful for this chance to help our Arkansas
Our attorneys work together to prepare for court and negotiations, ensuring we are well-prepared to represent our clients. We are dedicated to securing compensation for your suffering. We want you to focus on healing, and we will focus on holding the responsible parties accountable.
We provide compassionate support for you and your family, including virtual, home, or hospital visits for your comfort and convenience. Although we take time to answer all your questions and help you feel at ease, we are tenacious and tough on your behalf in negotiations and in court.
If you've been injured in a slip and fall accident due to negligence or unsafe conditions on someone else's property, don't hesitate to seek legal guidance. Contact the Law Offices of Miller & Mallett to schedule a free consultation with our legal team. We'll review your case and explain your legal rights, answer any questions you may have, and help you decide whether to move forward with legal action. Remember, we don’t get paid unless and until you do.
We understand that slip and fall accidents cause physical and emotional wounds for individuals and their families. You may be under considerable stress, unable to earn a living while you recover. Our attorneys take the time to get to know you, providing compassionate and supportive legal representation and always advocating fiercely for our client’s best interests.
We are committed to helping individuals who have been injured in slip and fall accidents seek justice and recover the compensation they deserve. With our experienced slip and fall attorneys in Little Rock, AR, personalized approach, and dedication to our client's well-being, we'll stand by your side throughout the legal process.
How do I prove a property owner was negligent in my slip and fall case?
Is there a time limit for filing a slip and fall lawsuit in Arkansas?
Can I still sue if the slip and fall accident happened on private property?
What types of damages can I recover in a slip and fall case?
Do I need to show that the property owner directly caused the hazard?
Will my slip and fall case go to court?
Can I still pursue a claim if I was partially at fault for the accident?
Does Arkansas law apply differently to slip and fall cases involving government-owned property?
Can a landlord be held liable for slip and fall accidents in rental properties?
How do slip and fall claims handle injuries related to unsafe construction or maintenance?
Proving negligence involves showing that the property owner knew or should have known about the hazard and failed to take action. This might include evidence of prior complaints, maintenance records, or witness statements indicating the hazard was present long enough to be addressed.
Yes, the statute of limitations for personal injury cases in Arkansas is generally three years. Failing to file within this timeframe can bar you from pursuing compensation, so consult an attorney promptly.
Yes, property owners are generally responsible for ensuring safe conditions for invited guests and lawful visitors. If an accident occurred due to the owner's negligence, you may have a valid claim.
Possible damages include medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and compensation for any permanent disability or disfigurement resulting from the accident.
No, it's enough to show that the property owner was aware or should have been aware of the hazard and failed to address it. For instance, if a store manager knew about a leak but didn’t put up a warning sign, they could be liable.
Many slip-and-fall cases are settled out of court through negotiations with the property owner’s insurance company. However, your case may proceed to trial if a fair settlement cannot be reached.
Arkansas follows the modified comparative negligence rule, which means you can still recover damages if you were less than 50% at fault. However, your compensation may be reduced by your percentage of fault.
Yes, filing a claim against a government entity involves additional steps and stricter deadlines. If your accident occurred on government property, it's best to consult a Miller & Mallett lawyer promptly.
Landlords may be liable if the accident was caused by a hazard they knew about but failed to fix, such as broken stairs or inadequate lighting. However, if the tenant created the hazard, the landlord may not be responsible.
If unsafe construction or maintenance contributed to your accident, you may have a case for premises liability. The property owner or management company may be liable if they fail to properly maintain or repair hazardous areas.
