— New Jersey Slip & Fall Attorney
Hurt in a Slip and Fall in New Jersey? You May Have a Strong Claim.
Property owners have a legal duty to keep their premises safe. When they fail, Blaise Injury Law holds them accountable — at no cost to you unless we win.
— No Fee Unless We Win
Understanding NJ Slip and Fall Liability
Slip and fall accidents cause serious injuries — broken bones, spinal injuries, head trauma, and torn ligaments. New Jersey’s premises liability law may entitle you to significant compensation when a property owner’s negligence was the cause.
New Jersey distinguishes between types of visitors: invitees (customers, guests), licensees, and trespassers — and the duty of care owed to each differs. For invitees, property owners owe the highest standard of care: keeping the property reasonably safe and warning of known hazards.
— What You Need to Know
Key Legal Concepts in NJ Slip and Fall Cases
Constructive Notice
Property owners can be liable even if they didn’t create the hazard. If they “should have known” about a dangerous condition through reasonable inspection, you may have a strong claim.
Comparative Negligence
Insurers often argue you were careless. Under NJ’s modified comparative negligence rule, your recovery is reduced by your share of fault — making fast evidence preservation critical.
Surveillance Footage
Security cameras record over footage within 24–72 hours. Acting fast to preserve this evidence can be the difference between winning and losing your case.
2-Year Statute of Limitations
You have two years to file a slip and fall claim — but claims against government property may require a 90-day notice. Don’t wait.
— What You Can Recover
Damages Available in NJ Slip and Fall Cases
Your compensation may include emergency care, hospitalization, physical therapy, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Documented medical treatment is the backbone of your case.
Government entities present special challenges — claims against municipalities must be filed within 90 days or you may permanently lose your right to sue. If you were injured on public property, contact us immediately.
We work with accident reconstruction professionals and medical experts to build a complete picture of your damages and maximize your recovery.
— Act Fast to Protect Your Claim
What to Do After a Slip and Fall in New Jersey
Seek Medical Attention Immediately
Even if you feel okay, get checked out right away. Some injuries — like concussions and soft tissue damage — don’t show symptoms immediately but worsen over time.
Report the Incident
Notify the property owner or manager in writing. This creates an official record and puts them on notice of the hazard that caused your fall.
Document Everything
Photograph the hazardous condition, your injuries, and the surrounding area. Get witness names. Note what you were wearing, including your footwear.
Call Blaise Injury Law
The sooner you get an attorney involved, the better. We can issue preservation letters for surveillance footage before it’s deleted.
— The Blaise Advantage
Why Slip and Fall Victims Choose Blaise Injury Law
Blaise Richards handles every case personally. His background inside the insurance industry gives him a unique window into how slip and fall claims are evaluated — and how to counter the arguments insurers use to minimize your recovery.
We serve clients throughout South Jersey including Cherry Hill, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, and beyond. All cases are on a contingency fee — you pay nothing unless we win.
Call (856) 340-5685 or visit our contact page to get started today.
— Free Case Evaluation
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