If you fall on your employer’s premises, then you may not necessarily have a negligence claim against your employer, as you would if you fell at a store. However, you’d more likely have a workers’ compensation claim. Let’s change this up a little bit and say that you fell somewhere else. You’re still working for your employer but you fell on a job site. So let’s use the example of … a cleaning crew came the night before. This cleaning crew is not with your company. They accidentally left a soapy residue on the floor. When you come in the next day you fall. If the cleaning crew leaving that soapy residue was a result of negligence or carelessness, and you fall and injure yourself, even though you were working, you still may have a claim against that third party cleaning company. So there may be circumstances where you’re working and still have a claim.
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