Defence of Slip, Trip and Fall Liability Claims 101

December 3, 2020

On Tuesday, November 17, 2020, a panel of Cox & Palmer insurance lawyers from across the region presented our Defence of Slip, Trip and Fall Liability Claims 101, which covered a review of the fundamentals of the law, including evidentiary basics, standards, approaches and strategies associated with the defence of slip, trip and fall liability claims. Our panel of lawyers referenced recent cases and new issues arising from them.

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Defence of Slip, Trip and Fall Liability Claims 101

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