$245,000 Slip and Fall Settlement in Rockland County

Our client, a woman visiting a property in Rockland County, slipped and fell on a wet floor while exiting a room. There were no warning signs, no barriers, nothing to alert her to the dangerous condition. The fall happened in an instant, but its consequences would affect her for months.

She landed hard, sustaining a significant injury to her left ankle. The injury required medical treatment, diagnostic imaging, and an extended rehabilitation period. The ankle pain limited her mobility, making it difficult to work, care for her family, and enjoy normal activities.

Property owners have a clear duty to maintain safe premises and warn visitors of known hazards. A wet floor is a foreseeable danger that requires simple precautions — warning signs, barriers, or prompt cleanup. When property owners ignore these basic safety measures, they put every visitor at risk.

Our slip and fall attorneys investigated the circumstances of our client's fall, documenting the hazardous condition and the property owner's failure to provide adequate warnings. We built a strong case demonstrating negligence.

Raphaelson & Levine secured a $245,000 settlement for a Rockland County woman who injured her ankle after slipping on an unmarked wet floor.

This settlement provides compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Slip and fall injuries can be more serious than people realize, often resulting in fractures, sprains, and long-term mobility issues. Our team fights to ensure property owners are held accountable. If you've been injured in a slip and fall accident, contact us for a free consultation.