Help! I Slipped and Fell at Olive Garden*

If you have been injured as a result of slipping and falling while visiting a store should contact a personal injury attorney immediately. You may be entitled to receive compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, etc. A personal injury claim can help you pay for medical bills, lost wages, or compensate you for any pain and suffering that you’ve endured.

How an Accident can Happen

Some restaurants have carpeting in the dining and bar areas, and some do not. A carpeted area is obviously much safer for diners, because a hard surface is eliminated. With a tiled or other hard surface wine, soft drinks, other beverages, salad dressing, etc. could be on an uncarpeted floor and cause slips.

Solid food items may cause a risk of slip-and fall. In addition, the bathrooms, which are always tiled in some way, could have any number of substances, the most common of which is water. If the establishment has low light, it can prove more difficult for some diners to see these things on the floor beforehand.

Past Examples

According to MoreLaw.com, In November of 2009, an Oklahoma City Women fell in the bar area of an Olive Garden location. She had been out with her husband and another couple when they noticed the wet floor. They alerted a server, who wiped the area. However, degreaser was not used. As the women returned to her seat, she skipped and fell on the file floor. She needed four back operations and three fusions to her back. She filed suit against Olive Garden and was awarded 1.8 million dollars.

Speak With An Attorney

If you have suffered injuries due to a slip and fall at Olive Garden, or any other restaurant, you have the option to file a personal injury claim. The first step to filing a personal injury claim is to contact a personal injury attorney. Our free evaluation will put you in contact with a personal injury attorney in your area who can help you settle your claim and get you the damages you deserve.

*The content of this article serves only to provide information and should not be construed as legal advice. If you file a claim against Olive Garden, or any other party, you may not be entitled to any compensation.