Did you slip and fall at a Floyd County business or public workplace? Indiana premises liability law treats these situations very differently. This comprehensive guide breaks down how to establish fault through actual or constructive notice, navigating the strict 180-day deadline for government properties, and the essential steps you must take to protect your rights.
Slip and fall accidents at local retail centers like New Albany Plaza or The District on 15th Street can happen in the blink of an eye, leaving you with piling medical bills. But who is legally responsible—the shop owner renting the space, or the landlord who owns the building? This guide breaks down Indiana premises liability, the four critical elements needed to prove negligence in Floyd County, and how Indiana's 51% comparative fault rule impacts your final compensation.
From I-64 East:
Take exit 123 toward New Albany.
Continue onto W. 5th Street .
Turn left onto W. Market.
Turn left on Demolay Drive for parking.
From Louisville:
Merge onto I-64 West.
Use the right lane to take exit 123 toward New Albany.
Continue onto W. Elm Street.
Turn right after Bottles Unlimited onto State Street.
Turn left onto East Spring Street.
Turn left on Demolay Drive for parking.