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At Krebs Law Personal Injury Lawyers, our Montgomery slip and fall accident lawyer understands how one simple fall can change your life in seconds. According to the CDC, falls are a leading cause of emergency room visits, impacting millions of people every year. For families in Montgomery County, these accidents can be especially difficult, often leading to serious injuries, expensive medical bills, and lost wages. Under Alabama’s premises liability laws, property owners must keep their spaces safe for visitors. When they fail in this duty, injured individuals have the right to seek justice. When a property owner's negligence causes harm, we help our clients hold them accountable and recover full compensation for their damages.
Slip and fall cases involve more than just proving a fall happened. They require strong evidence, detailed investigation, and an understanding of local legal rules. Our personal injury law firm focuses on these complex claims, representing victims of slip-and-fall, trip-and-fall, and other dangerous situations caused by unsafe conditions. At Krebs Law, we protect your rights, guide you through the legal process, and fight for the fair settlement you deserve.

At Krebs Law Personal Injury Lawyers, we fight hard for accident victims in Montgomery County who suffer due to negligence. Insurance companies and property owners often try to deny fault or undervalue personal injury claims. We know their tactics, and we respond with strong legal action. Our attorneys pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering, holding every responsible party accountable under Alabama personal injury law.
We handle every case with focus and compassion. Whether your injury occurred in a retail store, a parking lot, or on damaged flooring, we make sure your story is heard. Our slip and fall attorneys review the facts, verify insurance coverage, and collect all available evidence. We negotiate directly with the insurance company to achieve results that reflect the true impact of your injuries. At Krebs Law, our goal is simple: to help clients rebuild their lives with dignity and justice.
Not every fall leads to a valid legal claim. To recover damages, we must prove that the property owner knew or should have known about the hazard and failed to correct it. This failure shows negligence—a breach of the duty of care owed to visitors, invitees, or licensees. Our legal team gathers facts, reviews security footage, and works with experts to prove fault and strengthen your case.
Many slip and fall accidents happen because property owners fail to maintain safe conditions. Broken handrails, uneven flooring, or poor lighting can turn everyday areas into serious hazards. We often see injuries in places like parking lots, apartment complexes, and business entrances. These cases require proof that the owner ignored repairs or failed to fix a known problem. We gather evidence, photographs, and witness statements to build a strong case for liability and compensation.
Wet floors, food spills, and cluttered walkways are among the most common causes of slip-and-fall accidents. Stores, restaurants, and public buildings have a duty to clean these hazards promptly and display clear warning cones. When a property owner doesn't fix an unsafe condition, innocent visitors can be seriously hurt. We help these victims prove that the hazard existed for a significant time, meaning the owner had a chance to correct it. Our investigation process includes photos, maintenance logs, and employee testimony to support your injury claim.
Property owners must warn guests about hazards that are not immediately visible. This includes freshly mopped floors, hidden steps, or damaged fixtures. When owners fail to use proper signs or barriers, visitors can suffer preventable injuries. We use Alabama’s premises liability laws to prove that the danger was not open and obvious to a reasonable person. Our attorneys also consider how lighting, floor materials, and layout contributed to the accident. If a property owner ignores these risks, they can be held legally responsible for your injuries and damages.

At Krebs Law Personal Injury Lawyers, we know that slip & fall accident victims often suffer the same severe injuries seen in car accidents or truck accidents. A simple slip can lead to long-term pain, expensive medical care, and emotional stress. These injuries affect every part of life—your work, family, and financial security. Our Montgomery personal injury law team helps clients through every stage of the legal system, from injury claim review to court dealings, ensuring they get fair compensation for their losses.
At Krebs Law Personal Injury Lawyers, we remind every client that what you do right after a fall can shape your case results. In Montgomery, slip and fall accidents often happen due to a hazardous condition, such as spills/leaks or damaged/uneven flooring. A calm and clear response helps protect your health and your legal rights. Follow these steps to secure your claim and strengthen your connection with our experienced attorneys.

At Krebs Law Personal Injury Lawyers, we take pride in standing apart from other firms. Our team uses local knowledge, deep experience, and strong dedication to help slip & fall victims in Montgomery County. We believe in personal attention, open communication, and results-driven representation. From your first case review to the final settlement, we stay by your side every step of the way.
What should I do immediately after a slip and fall accident in Montgomery?
Seek medical attention, report the incident to the manager, document the scene with photos, and get contact information for any witnesses.
How long do I have to file a slip and fall lawsuit in Alabama?
Alabama's statute of limitations for personal injury is generally two years from the date of the accident.
What if I am partially at fault for my slip and fall?
Alabama's contributory negligence law is strict. If you are found even 1% at fault, you may be barred from recovery, making legal counsel critical.
What is premises liability?
Property owners have a legal duty to keep their property safe for visitors. If someone is hurt because of unsafe conditions, the owner can be held responsible.
What kind of compensation can I recover?
You may recover costs for medical treatments, lost wages, future earning capacity, pain and suffering, and emotional distress.
Will my case go to trial?
Most cases settle through negotiation. However, we prepare every case for trial to ensure we have the leverage to maximize your settlement.

At Krebs Law Personal Injury Lawyers, we know how overwhelming it feels to deal with injuries, medical bills, and uncooperative insurance companies. You don’t have to face this alone. We offer free, confidential consultations to help you understand your legal rights and options. Our team provides honest legal advice, personalized attention, and dedicated support through every step of the process. There are no upfront costs or hidden attorney fees—our contingency fee system means you pay nothing unless we win. Call Krebs Law Personal Injury Lawyers today to protect your rights and begin your path toward recovery and fair compensation.

J.R. is dedicated to providing personalized representation, avoiding a one-size-fits-all approach. He tailors his strategy to the unique challenges and needs of each client and case, ensuring focused and individualized attention.
His practice mainly covers Plaintiff’s Personal Injury, including car and 18-wheeler accidents, slips and falls, dog bites, defective products, and wrongful death. He also handles commercial disputes on contingency, with experience in contracts, construction, and probate. For any dispute headed toward litigation, J.R. develops an aggressive strategy to maximize your recovery through negotiation, arbitration, or trial.


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