if i had on slip resistance shoes and i fallen do to the height of the stairs of the pressure on my legs and torn my patellar tendon could i sue

Premises liability cases are difficult to pursue, whether it be a slip and fall or trip and fall case. Most people think that if you fall down at someone else's property, that you automatically have a case: you need to prove negligence, unless it is a safe place violation. You need generally to prove the landowner was at fault for maintaining the property that contributed to your fall; further, you must have evidence such as having taken photographs or witnesses who were with you, to prove negligence. Insurance companies routinely deny these cases, so you need to make sure you consult with an experienced personal injury lawyer to assess whether you have enough of s substantive case for you to pursue.