Slipped on a Wet Floor? Cones Don't Always Save Them

A viewer named Addy emailed after slipping on a wet floor and breaking her wrist, even though the store had "wet floor" cones out. Our attorneys explain that a warning sign doesn't erase a store's duty to fix the hazard or clean it up. They also share that stores often have medical payments coverage, which can help pay some bills no matter who's at fault. If something similar has happened to you, don't assume a warning sign means you have no case. Reach out to Perry & Young for a free consultation. We're here to help.