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Common Injuries Sustained in Slip and Fall Accidents One fall can result in a lifetime of medical costs, complications, and lost enjoyment of life. Learn about the most common kinds of slip and fall injuries. -
Slips and Falls Caused by Building Code Violations Building owners have a duty to ensure that their properties are constructed in compliance with applicable building codes to prevent slip and fall accidents. -
What You Risk by Not Calling a Slip and Fall Lawyer If you don’t consult with an attorney after a slip and fall accident, you may receive far less than you deserve for your injury. -
Common Misconceptions About Slip and Fall Accidents There are many myths about slip and fall accidents, and believing false information about who is liable can leave victims without injury compensation. -
Parking Lot Slip and Fall Cases in RI Parking lot slip and falls can cause severe injuries. Here, learn who can be held liable for a slip and fall in a business or residential parking lot. -
Understanding the Basics of Slip and Fall Cases When is someone else liable for your slip and fall injuries? We examine how to determine fault when you fall in a public place and hurt yourself. -
Attractive Nuisance Doctrine and Swimming Pools With summertime in Providence comes longer days and even hotter weather. For many homeowners in the area, a swimming pool provides the ultimate summer diversion. -
Premises Liability A common misconception that many in Providence may have regarding ground level falls is that such an accident cannot cause serious injury. -
10 Years After Fire, Bouncers Trained in Crowd Control As we remember the deadly Station nightclub fire in West Warwick on Feb. 20, 2003, Providence and other Rhode Island cities put into place new fire codes...