To be paid for your slip and fall injuries, you will be required to show that the property owner was negligent and that this negligence led to your injury. In a slip and fall accident, we usually see negligence when the below criteria are met:• There is a business or property owner who has a responsibility to keep his premises safe for customers or visitors; and• The business owner or property owner fails to keep their property safe; and• it is this failure that led to your slip and fall; and• You were injured when you fell.A property owner can be responsible for your slip and fall under many different scenarios, but most of the time it is when they allow a hazard to exist that the owner could have fixed. Many slip and falls are caused by an owners failure to repair or remediate the following:• Wet or slippery floors• Walkway obstacles• Cords• Carpet or flooring• Ramps or stairs• Failure to warn customers or visitors hazards that can't be quickly fixedA property owner can be responsible in a slip and fall case either because he know about the dangerous condition or because he should have known about the dangerous condition, and then either failed to remedy it or warn the customers about it.Much of the time and owner will claim they could not have known about the hazard when they should have known about and fixed it. The Phoenix slip and fall lawyers at Zanes Law know how to prove liability in even the most contested cases.