Injured on someone else’s property? Ontario law requires owners to maintain safe conditions. When they fail, we help you recover.
Book a free consultationUnder Ontario’s Occupiers’ Liability Act, property owners and managers have a legal duty to keep their property reasonably safe for visitors. When they fail — by leaving ice on walkways, wet floors without warning signs, uneven surfaces, or broken handrails — and someone gets hurt, they can be held liable.
Slip and fall cases are among the hardest personal injury claims to win because defendants always argue the victim wasn’t paying attention. We build strong cases by moving fast: securing video, documenting the scene, interviewing witnesses, and getting detailed medical records.
If you’ve been injured in a slip, trip, or fall in Ontario, call us as soon as possible. Evidence disappears quickly, and some claims (like those against municipalities) have strict notice deadlines of as little as 10 days.
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The occupier of the property — typically the owner, tenant, or property manager — has a duty to keep visitors safe. If they failed to maintain the property or warn of hazards, they can be held liable.
Claims against municipalities require written notice within just 10 days of the fall. Call a lawyer immediately to preserve your rights.
Not necessarily. We also use incident reports, surveillance video, photos, and medical records. Witnesses help, but they’re not required.