Slip and Fall Blog

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

IHOP Sued Over Slip and Fall

A Texas woman sued IHOP after slipping and falling on a slippery ramp leading to the restaurant’s entrance. The lawsuit claims that IHOP should have been aware of the slippery condition of the ramp and should have taken remedial measures to prevent someone from falling.

Moreover, IHOP’s negligence in maintaining the ramp created the harmful condition and the restaurant failed to provide any warning that the ramp may be slippery.

The suit alleges that as a result of the fall, the woman suffered permanent injuries to her knees, back, and elbow and is seeking damages for medical costs, lost earnings, pain and suffering, mental anguish, disfigurement, and impairment.

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Sunday, April 26, 2009

IL Woman Sues Apartment Complax After Spill On Icy Driveway

An Illinois woman has sued her apartment complex after slipping and falling on some ice. The complaint alleges that the woman was walking on a driveway when she slipped and fell.

The fall broke her ankle and has caused her disability, tremendous pain, and emotional distress.

The complaint argues that the apartment complex negligently allowed snow from the roof to melt and re-freeze on the driveway. Moreover, once the ice had accumulated, the apartment complex should have taken steps to remove the ice. At the very least, the complaint states, that the plaintiff should have been warned about the ice accumulation.

The suit prays for $30,000 in damages, plus court costs.

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Sunday, August 10, 2008

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Friday, August 8, 2008