Record the hazard precisely
Moisture, goods, flooring, lighting, and missing warnings should be photographed.
After a fall in a supermarket, the key questions are safety duties and reliable evidence. I assess liability, injuries, and possible claims.
For Slip and Fall in a Supermarket, these points are especially important:
The first step is to clarify: Which hazard existed, how long it was present, and whether the store monitored it sufficiently.
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Moisture, goods, flooring, lighting, and missing warnings should be photographed.
Cleaning intervals, inspections, and how long the hazard existed matter for breach of duty.
Staff, customers, and available CCTV may establish what happened.
Visibility of the hazard, footwear, and attention may affect contributory fault.
Moisture, goods, flooring, lighting, and missing warnings should be photographed.
Cleaning intervals, inspections, and how long the hazard existed matter for breach of duty.
Staff, customers, and available CCTV may establish what happened.
Visibility of the hazard, footwear, and attention may affect contributory fault.
2 months ago
Thank you so much for your prompt assistance in my rather complex case. I can highly recommend you – reliable, friendly, and straightforward!
3 months ago
Fast case processing, very friendly contact, would gladly use their services again (not the accident itself, but the handling of the case by Dr. Lerch...)
2 weeks ago
Mr. Lerch provided me with highly professional, calm, and dedicated support throughout my legal proceedings. I particularly appreciated his honest assessment of my case and the clear communication he maintained throughout the entire process. Thanks to his strategy and preparation, we achieved a significantly better outcome than originally anticipated in the penalty order. I felt well-advised and taken seriously at all times. I can therefore wholeheartedly recommend Mr. Lerch and thank him again for his support. B. Paal
Step 1
Which hazard existed, how long it was present, and whether the store monitored it sufficiently.
Step 2
Moisture, goods, flooring, lighting, and missing warnings should be photographed.
Step 3
Staff, customers, and available CCTV may establish what happened.
Step 4
Visibility of the hazard, footwear, and attention may affect contributory fault.
For Slip and Fall in a Supermarket, Dr. Philipp Lerch focuses on the specific evidence, deadlines, and a direct legal strategy.

Which hazard existed, how long it was present, and whether the store monitored it sufficiently.
Cleaning intervals, inspections, and how long the hazard existed matter for breach of duty.
Staff, customers, and available CCTV may establish what happened.