If you file a personal injury claim arising from a slip-and-fall, you will need to be able to prove negligence by the business (for example, an owner, manager, or employee). Otherwise, the store isn’t liable to you. Generally, negligence occurs if the business could reasonably have prevented the accident but did not do so.
Every case is different, but you must be able to produce evidence of what caused your fall and why it was the result of negligence. Possibilities include video surveillance showing negligence, photos showing inadequate signage in a hazardous area, or photos or business records showing poor lighting that caused you to have a slip-and-fall or trip-and-fall accident.
You will want to have an experienced personal injury attorney on your side to help you build a strong case and apply the applicable law to the facts of your situation.