Blog
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A wet-floor cone is not the whole story
A cone can show that someone noticed a condition. It does not automatically prove the floor was safe, or that a claim is finished.
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Paint stripes in a parking garage
Fresh paint, oil, and a sloped ramp can look like ‘just a parking lot’ until someone is already on the ground. Photograph the surface, not only the bruise.
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Grocery produce misters and wet-floor proof
Why a misted lettuce display is a common slip setting, and what to photograph before the floor is dried.
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Open and obvious, in plain English
What people mean when they say a hazard was obvious, and why lighting and distraction still matter.
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Ask for the video this week
Surveillance systems overwrite. A written preservation request in the first days is often the difference between a clip and a shrug.
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Apartment stair lighting after a fall
Burned-out fixtures and cluttered landings show up in many tenant fall stories. Here is what to record.
Publishing plan. Upcoming topics: Grocery and restaurant wet-floor evidence; Apartment stairway lighting; What open-and-obvious means in plain English; Preserving store video before it is overwritten.