West Palm Beach Slip and Fall Lawyer
A property owner's carelessness shouldn't cost you your health — or your paycheck.
Wet floors, broken stairs, poor lighting — when a property owner fails to keep a space safe, Grey holds them accountable for the injuries that follow.
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No fee unless we win. Free case review, 24/7.
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Years in Practice
100+
Trials to Verdict
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Unless We Win
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You Didn't Just Fall
Someone was negligent. And evidence disappears fast.
Slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere, and property owners are quick to say it was your fault.
If you were injured because someone failed to maintain a safe property, you have the right to compensation. Contact Grey right away, before the evidence is gone.
Common situations
Wet floors without warning signs
Uneven pavement
Poor lighting
Debris in walkways
Broken handrails
Swimming pool accidents
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The Basics
Who's liable, and what you can recover
Who can be held responsible
Property owner or manager — if they knew or should have known about a hazard and didn't fix it.
A business tenant — if the accident happened at their leased space.
A maintenance or contractor company — if faulty repair work created the hazard.
What you may be owed
Medical bills — current treatment and future care related to the fall.
Lost wages — income missed while you recover.
Pain and suffering — the physical and emotional toll, not just the financial one.
Long-term care — if the injury results in lasting limitations.
How It Works
What happens after you call
01
Free Case Review
Tell Grey what happened. No cost, no obligation to hire him.
02
We Investigate
Records, evidence, and coverage get pulled and reviewed.
03
We Negotiate
Grey deals with the insurance company directly — you're never left to handle it alone.
04
We Settle or Go to Trial
If the offer isn't fair, Grey has tried over 100 cases to verdict. He's not afraid to go.
Common Questions
What clients usually ask first
Every case is different. Call or text Grey for answers about yours — it's free.
Call or Text 561-686-6886 Do I have to prove the owner “knew” about the hazard?
Generally, yes — you must show the owner knew or reasonably should have known about the dangerous condition and failed to fix it in time.
What if there was a “wet floor” sign?
A warning sign doesn't always protect a property owner if the hazard was unreasonably dangerous or left unaddressed for too long. Grey reviews the specifics of your case to explain your options.
Do I pay anything upfront?
No. Grey works on a no-fee-unless-you-win basis.
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Free, No Obligation
Talk to Grey directly — not a call center.
Call or text 24/7. Tell us what happened and find out what your case may be worth — you don't pay anything unless we win.