Qin Xu Sues Home Depot in Nassau County Trip-and-Fall Case

Qin Xu has filed a new trip-and-fall personal-injury lawsuit against Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. in Nassau County, New York. The complaint, titled Qin Xu v. Home Depot U.S.A., Inc., was filed March 3, 2026 and is characterized as a premises-liability action alleging that the plaintiff suffered injury from a trip-and-fall on Home Depot property.

The filing identifies the nature of the claim as premises liability and personal injury, naming Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. as the defendant. The complaint was entered in Nassau County, and the case caption reflects a standard state civil action for bodily harm resulting from an alleged hazardous condition on retail premises.

Under New York procedure, Home Depot will have the opportunity to answer or otherwise respond to the complaint after service is effected. The initial complaint lodged March 3 begins the civil timeline that can include demands for medical records, notice of examination, and motions over the complaint’s sufficiency before any trial scheduling.

The public filing as described does not specify a damages total or identify the exact store location where the alleged trip-and-fall occurred. The complaint’s characterization as a premises claim places it in the category of retail-incident lawsuits that typically hinge on notice of a defect, the condition’s dangerousness, and any corrective measures taken by the property owner or operator.

For Home Depot operations and store teams, the lawsuit adds to the company’s ongoing exposure to premises-liability claims tied to physical hazards in stores. The action against Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. is now part of Nassau County civil dockets and will proceed through the local court’s scheduling and discovery procedures on the state level.

The case file for Qin Xu v. Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. is newly active as of March 3, 2026, and will move next through service and responsive pleadings in Nassau County courts. Further specifics about the alleged incident, claimed injuries, and any monetary demands will become clearer as the complaint is litigated and additional court documents are filed.