Slip and Fall

The Trusted Slip and Fall Personal Injury Attorney in Grand Junction, CO

Over 50 Years Combined Experience

Millions Recovered

Local Trusted Personal Injury and Criminal Defense Attorneys

Over 50 Years Combined Experience

Millions Recovered

Local Trusted Personal Injury and Criminal Defense Attorneys

No Fees Unless You Win

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Outstanding Representation for Premises Liability

If you’ve suffered an injury from a hazardous condition on a residential, commercial, or public property, you may have a claim for substantial compensation through premises liability. Fortunately, the personal injury attorneys Grand Junction, CO has trusted for years, are here to help.


Under Colorado law, property owners must keep their properties reasonably safe for all lawful visitors. If a property owner allows for dangerous conditions to exist on their property and causes injury to another person, the owner can be held liable.



Contact our professional and experienced personal injury lawyers at Peters & Nolan, LLC to find out if you have a premises liability claim. There are no upfront costs for personal injury cases. We only receive a payment if you win the compensation you deserve. For the personal injury lawyer Grand Junction, CO trusts, reach out to our team today.


Common Types of Premises Liability Claims

  • Wet floors
  • Snow or ice on pavement
  • Objects or debris on walkways
  • Potholes or cracks in pavement
  • Crumbling pavement
  • Inadequate lighting
  • Damaged carpets or rugs
  • Falls on staircases and escalators
  • Falls from heights
  • Hit by falling objects
  • Swimming pool accidents
  • Elevator accidents
  • Escalator injuries
  • Inadequate or negligent security

Premises Liability Claim Requirements

For a successful premises liability claim, the plaintiff must prove:


  1. The property owner or manager was aware or should have been aware that an unsafe condition existed on their property.
  2. The property owner or manager failed to warn visitors of this unsafe condition.
  3. The foreseeable consequence of this hazardous condition was an injury.
  4. The property owner or manager had a reasonable chance to remedy this hazardous condition.
  5. The hazardous condition caused an injury to the plaintiff.

Free Consultations for Slip and Fall Cases

Call Peters & Nolan, LLC today!

(970) 360-4066

(970) 360-4066

"Great firm. Professional, understanding, get the job done and then some. Thank you. Celina helped me the most and is amazing. She went to bat against mistakes made by billing and other insurance. I am impressed and highly recommend them. They took the burden so I could focus solely on recovery."

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Alisa M.


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