Yes. Arizona follows a pure comparative negligence system, meaning you can recover damages even if you share some fault for the accident. Your compensation is reduced by your percentage of responsibility rather than eliminated entirely.
A sudden fall can uproot your life. A slippery grocery store aisle, a cracked sidewalk, a poorly lit stairwell: these aren’t just minor oversights. They’re preventable hazards that can leave you injured, out of work, and swamped with medical bills.
At Rachel Frazier Johnson Law, we understand how angry and frustrated you feel. You didn’t ask for this, and you shouldn’t have to pay, literally and figuratively, for someone else’s negligence. We’re here to make sure your voice is heard, your pain is acknowledged, and the responsible party is held accountable. You deserve justice, and we’re ready to fight for it.
A slip and fall might sound minor to some, but you know the truth. It’s life-altering. Here’s what makes these incidents so infuriating:
You have every right to feel upset, and you have every right to demand accountability. Slip and fall cases fall under premises liability law, which is clear: property owners must keep their spaces safe for visitors. When they neglect this duty, whether by ignoring dangerous conditions, failing to warn you of hazards, or cutting corners on maintenance, they can and should be held responsible.
Every slip and fall case looks a little different, but we regularly hear from people in similar situations. Our team represents individuals across Arizona who are dealing with the aftermath of a fall and are not sure where to turn.
Wherever you fall on this list, we want you to know that you do not have to sort through these questions on your own. Our team is ready to listen to your story and help you understand your options.
You might have a slip and fall case if any of these hazards caused your accident, and the property owner knew about them but failed to address the issue:
Slip and fall accidents can cause a wide range of injuries, from bruises that heal within weeks to conditions that affect someone for the rest of their life. Our clients come to us with debilitating injuries of all kinds, such as:
Beyond the physical toll, Arizona law gives injured individuals a path to compensation, but that path depends on proving specific legal elements. Slip and fall claims fall under premises liability law, and to succeed, we generally need to establish four things:
Arizona also follows a pure comparative negligence system under Arizona Revised Statutes § 12-2505. This means that even if you are found partially at fault for your fall, perhaps because you were distracted or the hazard was partly visible, you can still recover damages. Your compensation would simply be reduced by your percentage of fault.
Slip and fall cases are rarely as simple as they appear. Property owners and their insurers often argue that a hazard was obvious, temporary, or unknown to them, and dismantling those arguments takes experience and preparation.
At Rachel Frazier Johnson Law, our dedication, experience, and compassion set us apart. Here’s why clients trust us to handle their slip and fall cases:
Choosing us means choosing a team dedicated to supporting you and making your trauma seen.
A slip and fall accident can happen in seconds, but its effects can linger for months or years. Between medical treatment, missed work, and the stress of dealing with an insurance company, injured Arizonans deserve an advocate who understands what is at stake and knows how to hold negligent property owners accountable.
Your slip and fall accident was preventable, and the responsible party should be held accountable. At Rachel Frazier Johnson Law, we’re here to help you reclaim your life with vast legal knowledge, emotional support, and a relentless drive for justice. Contact our slip and fall injury attorneys today to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward justice.
Yes. Arizona follows a pure comparative negligence system, meaning you can recover damages even if you share some fault for the accident. Your compensation is reduced by your percentage of responsibility rather than eliminated entirely.
Strong evidence often includes photos of the hazard, surveillance footage, incident reports, witness statements, and maintenance or cleaning records. Because some evidence, like video footage, may be deleted quickly, it helps to seek legal guidance as soon as possible after your fall.
Businesses generally owe their customers, known as invitees, the highest duty of care under Arizona law. This includes regularly inspecting the property, correcting hazards, and warning visitors of dangers that cannot be fixed right away.
Common injuries include fractures, traumatic brain injuries, spinal and back injuries, nerve damage, and torn ligaments. Some injuries may not appear serious right away, which is why seeking medical attention after a fall is important.
It is wise to have an attorney review any settlement offer before you accept it. Insurance companies often propose amounts that are lower than what your claim may actually be worth, particularly if your injuries require ongoing treatment.
At Rachel Frazier Johnson Law, we do things differently. Led by attorney Rachel Frazier Johnson, our firm is built on the belief that great legal representation starts with truly understanding people, their challenges, their fears, and their goals for the future. For over 29 years, Rachel has been helping individuals and families in Phoenix navigate difficult moments with strength, compassion, and unwavering dedication.
Known for her sharp legal mind and fierce advocacy, Rachel balances professionalism with a personal touch that makes clients feel seen and supported. Whether guiding you through a divorce, fighting for fair compensation after an injury, or protecting what matters most, Rachel Frazier Johnson Law is committed to standing by your side.
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