Slip And Fall Checklists
Simple, practical checklists to protect your health and your claim. Save or print any of them.
What to Do After a Slip and Fall
The steps you take in the minutes and hours after a fall can decide the claim, because the evidence disappears fast. Here is a simple checklist.
Open the checklist →Slip and Fall Scene Evidence Checklist
Evidence in a fall case vanishes fast — the hazard gets cleaned up and video gets overwritten. If you are able, this checklist helps you capture what matters.
Open the checklist →How to Document Your Injuries After a Fall
Fall injuries — fractures, head and back injuries — are often serious, and connecting them clearly to the fall protects your claim. Here is how to document them.
Open the checklist →How to Keep an Injury Journal After a Fall
Much of what an injury costs you is invisible on a bill. A short daily journal captures it — and the detail is far more convincing than trying to remember months later.
Open the checklist →How to Preserve Surveillance Video After a Slip and Fall
Surveillance video is often the best evidence in a fall case, and it is also the easiest to lose — many systems overwrite footage within days. This checklist covers how to protect it.
Open the checklist →Looking for the law in your state?
These checklists apply wherever you were hurt. For filing deadlines, fault rules, and what you can recover, choose the state where it happened.