Groth Law Accident Injury Attorneys

Spring in Wisconsin means more than just flowers—it means wet, slippery floors at our local hardware stores and shops. Attorney Jonathan Groth reminds us that under the Wisconsin Safe Place Statute, business owners have a legal duty to keep you safe. Whether it’s a failure to mop up rain or a lack of "Wet Floor" signs, negligence can lead to serious injuries. "Just because it’s not a big mound of ice or a big mound of snow doesn’t mean that they avoid responsibility." Have you been injured in a slip and fall this spring? ✅ Don't ignore the pain. ✅ Record the conditions of the floor. ✅ Talk to a team that knows the Wisconsin statutes inside and out. Give us a ring for a free case evaluation. We’re here to help you through the process. #GrothLawFirm #SafePlaceStatute #WisconsinLaw #SlipAndFall #SpringSafety #MilwaukeeLawyer #LegalAdvice #PremisesLiability Transcript: "Wet pavement and smooth floors increase property risks. That's just the way it is in Wisconsin. You know, April showers bring May flowers. We’re gonna get a lot of rain this April—that’s my guess based on what we got from—from the past few months with snow. So what does that mean when you’re walking around getting your flowers? If you’re just doing work around the—the neighborhood and you have to go to the local hardware store to get some dirt or what have you, be careful for wet floors because that’s one of the major reasons that we see an uptick in cases in spring is simply lack of maintenance --