Kentucky Premises Liability Basics
Property owners and businesses owe a duty to keep their premises reasonably safe and to warn of hidden hazards. Kentucky has moved toward a comparative-fault analysis even for “open and obvious” dangers, meaning a hazard you arguably should have seen does not automatically defeat your claim — the question becomes how fault is shared.
Proving a Slip and Fall Case
Success depends on showing the owner knew or should have known about the hazard and failed to fix or warn of it. Evidence such as incident reports, surveillance video, maintenance logs, and prompt photographs of the condition is critical — and can disappear quickly, so act fast.
Common Fall Injuries
Broken hips and wrists, spinal injuries, traumatic brain injuries from striking the head, and soft-tissue damage are common, especially among older adults. A full claim accounts for surgery, rehabilitation, and lasting limitations.
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Slip and Fall Claim FAQs
Possibly. Kentucky analyzes open-and-obvious hazards under comparative fault rather than an automatic bar, so a free review is worthwhile.
Report it to the owner, get the incident documented, photograph the hazard, get medical care, and keep the shoes and clothing you were wearing. Then contact us.
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