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A simple fall can lead to serious injuries and long-term consequences. At Knutson+Casey, we represent individuals in St. Paul who were hurt due to unsafe conditions on someone else’s property. Whether you slipped on a wet floor or tripped over uneven pavement, we’ll help you seek justice and financial compensation.
Slip and fall cases are part of Minnesota’s premises liability law. Property owners, managers, and businesses have a legal obligation to keep their premises safe. When they fail to do so, they can be held liable for resulting injuries.
Common causes of slip and fall injuries include wet or slippery floors, icy walkways, cracked sidewalks, poor lighting, broken stairs, and objects left in walkways.
To win a slip and fall claim, you must prove the property owner or occupier was negligent. This generally involves showing:
We investigate every detail to build a strong case and establish clear liability.
Even what seems like a minor fall can cause serious damage. We’ve helped clients recover from:
If your slip and fall was caused by someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for:
In Minnesota, the time limit for filing a slip and fall injury claim depends on the nature of the accident:
Speak with an attorney as soon as possible to preserve your right to recovery.
At Knutson+Casey, we combine local knowledge with statewide legal experience. Our attorneys have helped injury victims throughout Minnesota recover fair compensation after preventable falls. We offer clear communication, compassionate guidance, and aggressive representation at every step.
You shouldn’t have to pay the price for someone else’s negligence. If you’ve been hurt in a fall on unsafe property, reach out to Knutson+Casey to learn your legal rights and options.
What should I do after a slip and fall accident?
Get medical attention, report the incident to the property owner or manager, take photos, and contact an attorney.
Can I still recover damages if I was partially at fault?
Yes, Minnesota follows a comparative fault rule. As long as you’re less than 50% at fault, you may still recover reduced compensation.
Is the property owner always liable?
Not always. Liability depends on whether the owner acted reasonably in preventing or addressing the hazard.
How much is my case worth?
It depends on your injuries, medical bills, time off work, and other factors. We’ll provide a clear evaluation during your consultation.
Knutson and Casey Expert Legal Team
April 2, 2025
At Knutson+Casey, we take the time to understand each distinctive matter presented to us by a client in need of assistance. We make certain that our clients understand their options and can make informed decisions regarding the progress of their cases. We have 4 bar certified attorneys as well as 5 expert paralegals on staff to review all legal information and cases presented.