Far too often, Reno slip and fall victims assume they don’t have a case because they blame themselves for not having been more aware of their surroundings, or because they had some knowledge of a dangerous condition. They are often mistaken.
Just because a property owner puts up a sign reading “slippery when wet,” that doesn’t mean the staff shouldn’t dry the floor after heavy rain or set out mats to allow guests to dry their feet. Primary responsibility for safety at a property lies with the property owner or legal occupant. If that party could have and should have taken reasonable steps to keep you safe, then you may well have a slip and fall claim even if you had some awareness of the danger that caused you to fall.
The most reliable way to determine whether you have a slip and fall claim is to talk to a personal injury attorney.