You have rights as a slip and fall accident victim in Georgia. You can hold a negligent property owner or business accountable for your injuries, costs, and suffering by taking legal action. The experienced Georgia slip and fall accident lawyer at Kunnatha Lawson LLC can help you maximize your financial recovery.

For more than a decade, Kunnatha Lawson LLC has been a trusted name in premises liability litigation across Georgia. As an award-winning legal team with over 18 years of combined experience, we’ve helped clients take on powerful opponents—and won millions in life-changing verdicts and settlements.

Let us make a difference in your life, too. Contact our law office or call (678) 446-3655 to set up a free consultation with a Georgia slip and fall accident attorney. We’re available to help you—24/7/365.

How Kunnatha Lawson LLC Can Help After a Slip, Trip, or Fall Accident in Georgia

If you’re lawfully on someone else’s property, the owner has a legal obligation to keep you safe by maintaining reasonably safe conditions. If they fail to do so and you’re injured as a result, they may be liable for your damages.

Proving fault in a slip and fall case can be challenging. It takes legal knowledge, resources, and time. That’s where our experienced Georgia personal injury attorneys step in.

When you choose Kunnatha Lawson LLC, you’re choosing a team that:

• Fully investigates your accident and injury circumstances
• Identifies the exact hazard that caused your fall
• Determines whether the owner knew—or should have known—about the hazard
• Clarifies the duty of care owed to you
• Analyzes crucial evidence: accident reports, photographs, surveillance, medical records, prior incident reports, and witness statements
• Negotiates aggressively with property owners and insurers
• Offers honest advice on any settlement offers
• Prepares and takes your case to trial in Gwinnett County, GA, if needed

Slip and fall injuries can be painful and expensive. Let our legal team handle the process while you focus on healing.

We offer a free case review and work entirely on contingency—you pay nothing unless we win your case.

18+ Years of Experience in All Types of Slip and Fall Cases

Slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere in Georgia. We’ve successfully represented clients injured in:

• Shopping malls
• Retail stores
• Grocery stores
• Restaurants and bars
• Gyms and fitness centers
• Hospitals and nursing homes
• Office buildings
• Schools and daycare centers
• Playgrounds
• Parking lots and garages
• Government buildings
• Warehouses
• Construction zones

If you were injured due to a dangerous condition on someone else’s property, call us today to explore your options.

What Do I Have to Prove in a Slip and Fall Lawsuit?

Slip and fall cases fall under premises liability law, which is based on negligence. To win, you must prove:

1. You were lawfully on the property
2. A dangerous condition existed
3. The property owner knew—or should have known—about the hazard
4. The owner failed to repair it or provide a sufficient warning
5. The hazard caused your fall
6. You suffered compensable damages

In short, you must show that your injury was preventable had the owner acted with ordinary care.

How Much Is My Georgia Slip and Fall Case Worth?

No two accidents are the same. The value of your case will depend on factors like:

• Your ability to return to work
• Your current and future medical expenses
• Whether you need long-term care
• The extent of your pain and suffering
• Your age and pre-accident health
• Whether you contributed to the accident
• The impact on your quality of life

For the most accurate valuation, speak directly with an experienced Georgia slip and fall lawyer at Kunnatha Lawson LLC. We’ve helped clients recover millions—and we’re ready to fight for the compensation you deserve.

What’s the Difference Between a Slip and Fall vs. Trip and Fall?

While both fall under the same legal category, they involve different mechanisms of injury:

• Slip and fall: Often occurs due to slick surfaces like spilled liquids or wet floors
• Trip and fall: More likely due to uneven surfaces, debris, or poor lighting