When you are injured on someone else’s property, you deserve to be compensated for medical bills, pain and suffering. A lot of the difficulties arise when you are injured on state or municipal property. Private property is a bit more straightforward. Regardless of where you get injured, here are some simple tips to follow to ensure you are property compensated.
1. Seek Medical Attention For Your Injury
After you have been injured on someone else’s property it is crucial that you are checked by a medical professional. Even if you think that your injury is minor, it is important that you have record of the injury that can be tied to your fall. Save copies of all your medical bills, receipts for medications, and any other records you receive.
2. Gather Information About the Owner
As soon as possible, gather information about the owner of the property. Get their contact information and name. If someone saw you sustain an injury, get his or her information as well. This is great information that will be useful in being able to be reimbursed for your damages.
3. Take Photos of the Property
Take photos of the area where you were injured on someone else’s property. Take photos of any dangerous conditions that may have caused your injury. Make sure to note the conditions that were present during the time that you were injured.
4. Speak to an Attorney
Make an appointment for a free consultation with a personal injury attorney that has experienced with people who are injured on someone else’s property. They will sit down with you and briefly go over your case. They will be able to let you know about their legal strategy for your case and how to proceed.
If you have been injured on someone else’s property, call an experienced personal injury attorney. Contact Lucé Law, PC online today or call (972) 632-1300 to schedule your free initial consultation.