Key takeaways
- identify the property
- contain the plaintiff's allegations as to why he or she was on that property,
- state the plaintiff's belief as to who owned and controlled the property.
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The legal document that begins a personal injury lawsuit and lays out the plaintiff's allegations against the defendant is, in most states, called the "Complaint." In this article, we'll take a section-by-section look at what a complaint might look like in a slip and fall (premises liability) case.
General Factual Allegations
A slip and fall case involves a piece of property. The general factual allegations section will:
- identify the property
- contain the plaintiff's allegations as to why he or she was on that property,
- state the plaintiff's belief as to who owned and controlled the property.
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