In some cases, there may be factors that indicate both parties were to blame. Once again, if you saw that the floor was wet or should have known that the floor could be slippery, you may be assigned half of the blame for the incident occurring. Although you may have known or should have known that you could have slipped on a wet floor, this does not absolve the property owner from the duty to keep you safe.
Therefore, the fact that the floor was wet would be enough to assign the owner part of the blame for causing your fall. Other factors such as whether or not the property owner tried to fix a leak that caused the floor to become wet or whether there was a warning that the floor was wet could reduce the percentage of blame assigned to the property owner.