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Filing a Slip and Fall Personal Injury Claim after an Accident at a The Gap*

Customers that have been injured as a result of a slip and fall incident while visiting a store should contact a personal injury lawyer immediately. They may be entitled to receive compensation for their medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, etc. The claims are called slip-and-fall cases in personal injury law.

These are claims where injuries were sustained as a result of an accidental fall. Lawyers can work closely with those who feel that they may have a claim to determine if they have a case.

At a store, there are many possible causes for slip and fall accidents. Clothing and other accessories may be on the floor, allowing for tripping and falling there. Also, there is the possibility of slipping, due to the softer material of some of the clothing. Harder and smaller items, such as earrings, also pose a threat. Needles from pinned clothing could potentially cause puncture wounds. Also, store racks, mannequins, and store displays can also cause injuries if they are not secured properly. Some locations have carpeting and others do not, so this will cause a difference in the risk of an injury from store to store.

It is important to document any incident as soon as it happens. A cell phone photo and video of the store is important to have, as well as inform employees as soon as it happens. Also, you should go to your doctor as soon as possible and have all injuries documented. Keep all of your documents together and bring them when you consult with a personal injury attorney. This will greatly help your claim.

If you have been injured in a slip and fall accident at a store, you should consult with a personal injury attorney immediately to see if you have a case worth pursuing.

*The content of this article serves only to provide information and should not be construed as legal advice. If you file a claim against The Gap, or any other party, you may not be entitled to any compensation.