Slip and fall accidents injure many thousands of people each year. Unfortunately, slips, trips, and falls happen in dangerous conditions like wet supermarket floors, icy parking lots or cracked sidewalks. Of course, sometimes the property owner is responsible for the accident, and sometimes he or For example, if there was repair work being done on a section of a floor, and there were signs warning people about it, people should avoid that section of the floor. In short, we all have an obligation to watch where we’re going. Nevertheless, property owners have a legal duty to exercise reasonable care to make their property safe for others. This includes visitors, guests, and other people lawfully on the property. There are several dangerous conditions that can exist on the property that could cause serious slip and fall injuries to visitors or customers. Typically, slip and fall accident cases involve ice and snow in the winter and heavy rainfall year round. For example, sidewalk defects, parking lot potholes or cracked sidewalks, or pavement can be hazardous for pedestrians. In addition, wet floors from spilled beverages in restaurants, bars, and supermarkets represent an accident in waiting. As another example, debris from construction in a house, apartment building, or office building could lead to slip and fall injuries to a customer or other visitor.