The Henry Law Firm
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If you were hurt in a slip or trip and fall accident on someone else's property in Stow or Summit County, you may have a viable premises liability claim. Ohio law requires property owners to keep their premises safe for visitors — and when they fail, they can be held liable. The Henry Law Firm evaluates your case for free.

Winding path through an autumn forest with sunlight — Stow, Ohio
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Property Owners and Their Insurers Immediately Work to Deny Liability

The moment you're injured in a slip and fall on their property, business owners and their insurers begin documenting reasons why they're not responsible: you weren't watching where you were going, you were wearing inappropriate footwear, the condition was 'open and obvious.' The Henry Law Firm counters these defenses with evidence-based liability arguments.

Ohio Premises Liability Law for Slip and Fall Cases

Ohio law imposes different duties of care depending on your classification as a visitor. Invitees (customers, business visitors) are owed the highest duty of care — property owners must inspect for hazards and fix or warn about dangerous conditions. Licensees (social guests) must be warned of known hazards.

Common Causes of Slip and Fall Accidents in Stow

  • Wet or slippery floors — spills, mopping without warning signs
  • Icy sidewalks and parking lots — especially during Ohio winters
  • Uneven or broken flooring, sidewalks, and stairs
  • Poor lighting in walkways, stairwells, and parking areas
  • Loose rugs or mats without proper backing
  • Missing or broken handrails
  • Cluttered walkways and aisles
  • Construction debris or unmarked hazards

The two-year statute of limitations for slip and fall claims in Ohio (ORC § 2305.10) starts on the date of the accident. However, acting quickly is important for evidence preservation. Notify The Henry Law Firm as soon as possible after your accident in Stow or Summit County.

Skilled Defense Against Comparative Fault Arguments

Insurers routinely claim the injured party was partially or entirely at fault in slip and fall cases. The Henry Law Firm builds strong evidence of property owner negligence and effectively counters comparative fault arguments to protect your recovery.

Your Attorney: Eric Henry

At The Henry Law Firm, every client works directly with Eric Henry from the first call through resolution. With $50M+ recovered and 1,000+ cases won, we bring the experience and resolve that serious injury cases demand.

Eric and his team proudly serve residents of Stow and Summit County from offices in Chagrin Falls and Cleveland.

What Our Clients Say

"I had been stuck in a battle with insurance companies for a month. Eric was the only one who was able to move things along and help me settle the claim. Highly recommend!" — Emily C., Google Review

"You and your associates were there for us through a difficult time. Your professionalism, skill, and knowledge was of the highest quality. We are forever grateful." — Vikki F., Google Review

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I prove a slip and fall case in Stow?

You must show that the property owner knew (or should have known) about the hazardous condition, failed to fix it or warn about it, and that the hazard directly caused your injuries. Evidence includes incident reports, surveillance footage, witness statements, and photographs. The Henry Law Firm will investigate and build a strong case for you.

What if I was partially responsible for my slip and fall?

Ohio's comparative negligence law (Ohio Revised Code § 2315.33) allows you to recover damages even if you were partially at fault, as long as your fault is 50% or less. For example, if you were 10% at fault and your damages are $100,000, you would receive $90,000.

How long do I have to file a slip and fall claim in Ohio?

The statute of limitations is two years from the date of the accident (Ohio Revised Code § 2305.10). However, you should report the incident and contact an attorney as soon as possible to preserve evidence.

Other Practice Areas in Stow

The Henry Law Firm handles a full range of personal injury cases for Stow residents. Explore our other practice areas:

Car Accident Lawyer

Truck Accident Lawyer

Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

Medical Malpractice Lawyer

Wrongful Death Lawyer

Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer

Premises Liability Lawyer

Bicycle Accident Lawyer

Serving Stow from Our Ohio Offices

The Henry Law Firm serves Stow and all of Summit County from two convenient locations:

  • 8401 Chagrin Road, Suite 18, Chagrin Falls, OH 44023
  • 850 Euclid Ave, Suite 1012, Cleveland, OH 44114

We offer free consultations by phone, video, or in person. If your injuries prevent you from traveling, we can come to you anywhere in Summit County. Call (216) 302-9500 to schedule.

Hurt in a Slip and Fall in Stow? We Can Help.

The Henry Law Firm evaluates slip and fall cases in Summit County for free. Call (216) 302-9500 — no upfront fees, no payment unless we win.

Content reviewed by Eric Henry, Esq. — Last updated April 2026.

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