Generally, to have a case for negligence, you must prove fault PLUS also injuries and injuries related to that fault. Thus, if you simply saw water on the floor, you would generally not have a case for negligence.
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There Was Water on The Floor in A Grocery Store but I Did Not Slip or Fall in It; Can I Sue Them for Negligence?
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