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Holding Property Owners Accountable

Unsafe conditions on someone else’s property can lead to serious injuries. Moore Payne fights for victims in premises liability cases, ensuring negligent property owners take responsibility for hazardous conditions that result in harm. Premises liability cases often involve extensive legal battles, requiring substantial evidence to prove negligence.
Many victims of premises liability incidents suffer long-term injuries that affect their ability to work and perform daily activities. Legal action can help them recover medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering damages.

Common Causes of Premises Liability Injuries

  • Slips and Falls – Wet floors, uneven pavement, and poor lighting increase accident risks.
  • Inadequate Security – Lack of proper surveillance or security personnel can lead to assaults and attacks.
  • Dog Bites – Pet owners can be held liable for attacks on guests or passersby.
  • Structural Hazards – Poorly maintained buildings, broken stairs, and collapsing ceilings create dangerous environments.
  • Swimming Pool Accidents – Drownings and slip injuries often occur due to negligent pool management.
  • Fire and Electrical Hazards – Faulty wiring and lack of fire safety measures pose serious threats.
  • Elevator and Escalator Accidents – Mechanical failures can cause severe injuries.
  • Falling Objects – Poorly secured items in stores or warehouses may strike unsuspecting individuals.
  • Toxic Exposure – Mold, asbestos, and hazardous chemicals can result in long-term health complications.
  • Negligent Maintenance – Property owners must keep their premises safe for visitors and tenants.
  • Legal Rights for Victims

    Moore Payne ensures victims are not burdened with the financial consequences of property owner negligence. By pursuing aggressive legal action, the firm fights for fair compensation and justice for those affected by unsafe premises.
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