How We Help After a Fall 
 

Businesses and property owners must keep their premises reasonably safe. When hazards aren’t fixed or warned about, people get hurt. We step in quickly—preserving video, documenting conditions, and dealing with insurers—while you focus on recovery. Our team coordinates medical records and billing, calculates wage loss and future care, and builds a fact-driven demand aimed at full, fair compensation. You receive clear, straightforward updates, timelines, and honest expectations. If a fair offer doesn’t come, we are ready to file suit. Hablamos español.
 

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Common Hazards—Why Fault Matters
 

Spills and wet floors • Uneven sidewalks • Loose mats/rugs • Ice and snow • Poor lighting • Broken stairs/handrails • Cluttered aisles • Hidden holes/defects
We document what the hazard was, how long it existed, and what the owner did (or didn’t) do to fix or warn about it.

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Evidence we secure

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• Incident reports and surveillance video (time is critical)

• Photos of the hazard, lighting, measurements, and footwear

• Maintenance/inspection logs, snow/ice removal records

• Store policies/training and prior complaints

• Witness statements and expert analysis (human factors, safety

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Idaho Rules 

 

• Owners/occupiers owe lawful visitors a duty of reasonable care to maintain safe conditions or warn of dangers that aren’t obvious.

• Comparative negligence: Your recovery can be reduced by your share of fault and is barred at 50% or more.

• Deadlines (general guidance): Injury claims are usually about 2 years; government property can require a notice within ~180 days.

• There are exceptions—ask us to confirm yours.

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Special Situations​

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• Snow & Ice: Timing matters—what were the weather conditions and removal practices?

• Stores/Restaurants: Did staff follow inspection/cleaning policies? How often?

• Apartments/Commons: Repeated complaints, lighting outages, broken stairs—were they addressed?

• Construction/Worksites: Coordination among multiple companies; safety plans and signage may be key.

 

Not legal advice; for emergencies, call 911.

 

 

What To Do After a Slip, Trip, or Fall?

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• Get medical care; follow your provider’s instructions

• Report the incident to the property and request an incident number

• Photograph the area as it was (liquid, ice, lighting, defect) and your footwear

• Collect witness names and contact info

• Keep bills, prescriptions, mileage, and missed-work records

• Call CRL—we move fast to preserve video
  Not legal advice; for emergencies, call 911.

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Our Process 

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1. Intake & Strategy — Identify hazard, responsible parties, and deadlines

2. Evidence & Records — Secure video, logs, policies; gather medical and wage documentation

3. Valuation — Medical costs (past/future), lost income/earning capacity, pain and suffering, out-of-pocket losses

4. Demand & Negotiation — Present a comprehensive claim; address liens/subrogation

5. Litigation, if needed — File suit, discovery, depositions, experts; trial-ready

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Damages You Can Recover

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• Medical expenses (ER, hospital, surgery, meds)

• Future medical care & rehabilitation (therapy, devices)

• Lost wages & diminished earning capacity

• Pain and suffering / loss of enjoyment

• Out-of-pocket costs (co-pays, Rx, mileage)

• Household/childcare services you had to hire

• Scarring & disfigurement

• Loss of consortium

• Punitive damages (limited, egregious conduct)

• Wrongful death damages (when applicable)

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