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Slip & Fall · Trip & Fall · Premises Liability
Slipped and Fell on
Someone Else's
Property?
The property owner's insurance may owe you for your fall — on public property you may have only six months to act. Pay nothing unless we win.
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What most people never find out
Where You Fell Decides
How Long You Have.
Most claims allow two years. On government property you may have only six months.
Private property · store, restaurant, apartment, hotel
Up to two years to file
Generally two years (CCP § 335.1) from the date of the fall.
Government property · sidewalk, park, school, transit
Six months to file a government claim
A formal government claim is generally due within six months (Gov. Code § 911.2).
At work · on the clock
A different process — sometimes two claims
Workers' comp usually applies; sometimes a premises case runs alongside it.
Do these five things now
- 1Photograph the scene and whatever made you fall.
- 2Report it: ask for the store's incident report, or tell the landlord in writing.
- 3See a doctor today, even if it "seems minor."
- 4Don't give the insurer a recorded statement.
- 5Call before camera footage gets overwritten; many systems erase within weeks.
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Find Out In One Free CallDeadlines are general statutory periods; exceptions apply, and the deadline in a specific case depends on its facts.
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Jon Sargsyan, Esq.
Founding Attorney
Super Lawyers Rising Stars · CAALA member
Nicole Cointreau, Esq.
Founding Attorney
Super Lawyers Rising Stars · Pepperdine Caruso School of Law
California may give you
two years to file a claim,
But you need
to act now!
On public property the deadline can be six months — and incident reports and camera footage disappear in weeks. The review is free either way.
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