Hurt on an icy sidewalk, a wet floor or a broken staircase? Property owners must keep premises reasonably safe. Booni Law investigates who is responsible for injuries in London, Ontario.

Property Owners and Safety

In Ontario, property owners and occupiers have legal duties relating to the safety of their premises. Whether a duty was breached, and by whom, depends on the facts of what happened.

How Booni Law Can Help

•        Investigate who is responsible

•        Explain your options

Time Limits May Apply

Injury claims, including those involving public property or sidewalks, can have special notice rules and deadlines. Contact a lawyer promptly so you can find out which ones apply to you.

What to Do After a Slip and Fall

Get medical attention, and keep records of your treatment and expenses. If it is safe to do so, note or photograph where and how you fell and write down the names of any witnesses.

Slip and Fall FAQs

Who is responsible if I fall on someone's property?

It depends on who controlled the area and what happened. We investigate to help determine who may be responsible.

Contact Booni Law in London, Ontario

If you were injured in a fall, contact Booni Law, email admin@boonilaw.com or call +1 226-271-1751.

Disclaimer: This page provides general information only and is not legal advice. Every situation is different, and laws and deadlines can change. Reading this page or contacting Booni Law does not by itself create a lawyer-client relationship. Please speak with a lawyer about your specific circumstances.

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Further reading: Winter Slip and Fall Claims in Ontario: Notice Deadlines and Evidence