Slip and Fall Insurance Policy Search
Homeowners, commercial GL, landlord-tenant layered coverage, plus umbrella.
Slip and fall is the most common premises case — and the most likely to have a layered coverage stack the defense doesn't volunteer. A fall in a grocery aisle implicates the store's commercial GL. A fall in an apartment hallway implicates the landlord's commercial GL AND the property management company's GL. A fall in a parking lot implicates the lot operator, the building owner, and possibly the anchor tenant. Each layer is its own policy. We find them all.
Built for the firms that actually run slip & fall cases.
What a slip & fall policy search produces.
Questions plaintiff attorneys ask about Slip & Fall searches.
Retail slip and fall — who carries the coverage?
Typically all three: the store operator (tenant GL), the property owner (landlord GL), and the management company (their own GL). We map all three plus umbrella above each.
What about residential slip and fall on rental property?
The landlord carries dwelling/landlord coverage. The tenant may carry renters with liability. The property manager carries GL. We pull all three.
Can you find coverage on government property?
Government property is a separate analysis under FTCA / state tort claims acts. We identify the responsible agency, but the tender process runs through statutory notice rather than carrier tender.
Every search runs under documented permissible purpose.
Insurance policy discovery sits at the intersection of GLBA §6802 / §6803, DPPA 18 U.S.C. §2721(b) permissible uses, and FCRA considerations. We document the basis on every file — and our investigator can testify to it.
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Standard turnaround 4–72 hrs. Rush available same day. Operated by Miami Private Investigations · FDACS A1800135.