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Slip & Fall Settlement Calculator

Premises-liability value, adjusted for fault.

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Estimated settlement
Damages before fault
Reduced for your fault
Attorney fee
Net to you

Rough estimate only. Not legal advice — consult an attorney.

How it works

We build damages from medical, wages and a severity-based pain & suffering amount, then reduce the total by your percentage of fault and subtract a typical contingency fee.

Shared fault cuts both ways: your percentage of blame directly reduces the settlement.

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Slip and fall turns on two questions

First, what are your damages — medical bills, lost wages and pain & suffering, built the same way as any injury claim. Second, and unique to premises cases: how much of the fault is yours? If you ignored a warning sign or weren’t watching where you walked, comparative-negligence rules trim your recovery by your share of the blame.

Proving the property owner knew

Winning a slip and fall means showing the owner knew (or should have known) about the hazard and failed to fix it. A spill left for hours, a broken stair, poor lighting — that’s the case. Adjust the fault slider to see how strongly shared blame can pull your settlement down.

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FAQs

How are slip and fall settlements valued?

Like other injury claims — economic plus non-economic damages — then reduced for your share of fault.

What is comparative negligence?

If you're partly at fault, your recovery is reduced by that percentage.

What do I have to prove?

That the property owner knew or should have known about the hazard and didn't fix it.

Are fees included?

Yes — we subtract a typical 33% contingency fee.

Is this legal advice?

No — consult a premises-liability attorney.