Premises Liability Accidents

Premises liability is when an individual is injured due to the negligence of a property owner. All property owners have the duty and responsibility to provide a safe environment for visitors and guests on their property. It does not matter if the property is owned by an individual, corporation or the government. These entities or individuals owe a duty of care to everyone on their property to prevent injuries from dangerous, unsafe and hazardous conditions.

Some of the types of premises liability cases are as follows:

    • Broken or uneven sidewalks or roads
    • Wet or slippery floors
    • Broken or defective stairways
  • Dark or Inadequate lighting conditions
  • Snow and ice patches like black ice on parking lots, sidewalks and driveways
  • Elevator defects such as uneven stops and sudden falls
  • Electrical defects such as exposed and faulty wiring
  • Defective or damaged gas line, water leaks
  • Fire hazards such as trash, ashtrays, etc.

The laws governing premises liability varies greatly from State to State so please contact the LAW OFFICES OF GARY S. PARK, P.C. for a free consultation. We have successfully represented the minority communities in many types of premises liability cases.

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