Personal Injury
Premises Liability
A premises liability lawsuit holds a property owner accountable for any damages that result in an injury on that person or entity. All states require that property owners must make a conscious effort to create and maintain a safe environment for visitors. Failure to do so results in a Premises Liability case.
Common situations that may give rise to premises liability
ANIMAL/ DOG BITES
SLIP AND FALL ACCIDENTS
SLIP AND FALL ACCIDENTS
SLIP AND FALL ACCIDENTS
SLIP AND FALL ACCIDENTS
SLIP AND FALL ACCIDENTS
DANGEROUS PROPERTY
SLIP AND FALL ACCIDENTS
NEGLIGENT OR INADEQUATE SECURITY
NEGLIGENT OR INADEQUATE SECURITY
NEGLIGENT OR INADEQUATE SECURITY
NEGLIGENT OR INADEQUATE SECURITY
SWIMMING POOL INJURY
NEGLIGENT OR INADEQUATE SECURITY
INADEQUATE MAINTENANCE
INADEQUATE MAINTENANCE
NEGLIGENT OR INADEQUATE SECURITY
INADEQUATE MAINTENANCE
CHILDREN ON PROPERTY
RETAIL STORE LIABILITY
RETAIL STORE LIABILITY
RETAIL STORE LIABILITY
RETAIL STORE LIABILITY
RETAIL STORE LIABILITY
RESTUARANT LIABILITY
RETAIL STORE LIABILITY
RESTUARANT LIABILITY
mORE INFO ABOUT PROPERTY LIABILITY
Seek medical attention ASAP if you have been injured inside or outside due to owner negligence
Dangerous conditions that can result in a harmful injury are listed as:
- Broken stairs or railings
- Wet surfaces
- Leaf buildup
- Sinkholes/ Indents in the ground
- Overgrown bushes and trees
- Ponds, streams, and other bodies of water that can become concealed by fallen leaves
- Unfenced pools
- Uneven carpeting
- Unsecured electrical cords
- Fire pits that are not well secured
- Gas leaks