Marietta Slip and Fall Attorney
—Fighting for Injury Victims
A Simple Fall Can Change Everything—You Deserve Answers
A quick trip to the grocery store or a friend’s apartment can turn painful if you slip on a wet floor or trip over a broken step. These accidents are serious—often causing broken bones, sprains, head injuries, or long-term pain. Our Marietta slip and fall attorney understands how overwhelming medical bills and missed work can be after a fall. If you’re injured because a property owner neglected safety, Grantham Law will help you claim the compensation you need to recover.
Property Owners Must Keep You Safe—Here’s How the Law Works
In Georgia, businesses, landlords, and even local governments have a duty to keep their premises reasonably safe. If they knew or should have known about a dangerous condition (like a spill, broken step, or poor lighting) and failed to fix or warn about it, they can be held responsible. Victims must also show they were acting reasonably (not in a closed-off area, for instance).
Slip, Trip, and Fall Hazards We See in Cobb County
Wet floors with no warning signs
Uneven pavement or cracked sidewalks
Poorly lit stairwells and broken railings
Cluttered aisles in stores
Loose rugs or mats that slide easily
Icy or slippery entryways (seasonal)
We’ve handled cases ranging from supermarket slips to apartment complex falls throughout Marietta and Cobb County.
How We Build Your Case—and Counter Blame
Grantham Law investigates thoroughly, collecting surveillance footage, maintenance logs, incident reports, witness statements, and photos of hazards. We’ll show the property owner knew (or should have known) about the danger. If timing matters, we check for employee floor checks or prior complaints. When businesses try to blame the victim (“you weren’t watching,” “it was obvious”), we focus on the facts—proving your actions were reasonable and the hazard was not.
What Compensation Can Cover After a Fall
Immediate medical bills and ongoing care (surgery, therapy)
Lost wages from missed work
Pain and suffering (especially for lasting injuries)
Permanent disability or life changes if the injury is severe
Example: Our client slipped on an unmarked wet floor in a Cobb County restaurant and broke her ankle. The insurer first blamed her, but we secured witness accounts and maintenance records to show the store’s neglect. The settlement covered her surgery, rehab, and lost pay.
Pedestrian Injury Questions, Answered
Q: Can I sue a store for a slip and fall in Georgia?
A: Yes, if the store was negligent in maintaining safe premises or warning about hazards.
Q: What should I do if I fell in a store and got hurt?
A: Get medical care, report the incident to staff, take photos, and gather witness names. Then contact Grantham Law to start your case.
Q: How do you prove a slip and fall was the owner’s fault?
A: By showing they knew (or should have known) about the danger and failed to act—using evidence like videos, cleaning logs, and witness statements.
Q: What if I didn’t report the fall right away?
A: It’s still possible to build a case. Contact us promptly—we can often find evidence even after a delay.
Hurt in a Fall? Get Fair Compensation—With No Upfront Cost
If you suffered a fall injury on someone else’s property in Marietta or Cobb County, contact Grantham Law. Consultations are free, and you owe us nothing unless we win your case. Don’t carry the costs of an injury that wasn’t your fault—let us help.
