Holding Property Owners Accountable

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

• Premises Liability Lawsuits – Holding negligent property owners accountable for unsafe conditions.
• Negligence Claims Against Businesses – Stores, restaurants, and offices must maintain a hazard-free environment.
• Compensation for Medical Bills and Lost Wages – Victims can seek reimbursement for financial losses.
• Pain and Suffering Damages – Injuries often cause lasting emotional and physical distress.
• Wrongful Death Claims – Families of deceased victims can pursue justice and financial support.
• Insurance Settlements – Legal representation ensures fair negotiations with insurance providers.
• Class-Action Lawsuits – If multiple people are injured due to the same hazard, they can file a collective lawsuit.
• Landlord and Tenant Disputes – Renters injured due to landlord negligence may seek legal remedies.
• Code Violation Penalties – Property owners who fail to comply with safety codes may face additional liability.
• Preventing Future Incidents – Legal action can lead to policy changes and improved property maintenance.