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Can building code violations be used to win a slip and fall case?

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Can building code violations be used to win a slip and fall case?

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Yes, a plaintiff can sometimes prove negligence by showing that a property owner or management company violated a relevant statute or code. Buildings must comply with applicable building codes. For example, building codes often dictate when and where handrails and other similar features must be installed. If you fell on a stairway that lacked appropriate handrails, and the lack of the handrail caused your injuries, you have a valid claim based on building code violations.

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