Property owners have a legal responsibility to keep their premises safe for guests and visitors. When they fail to maintain a safe environment—or ignore hazards—they put people at risk of serious injury. We hold negligent property owners, businesses, and landlords accountable when unsafe conditions cause harm.

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​What is a Premises Negligence case?

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Premises liability law covers injuries that happen on someone else’s property due to unsafe or defective conditions. In addition to “slip and falls," they can involve a wide range of hazards, from broken stairways to negligent or inadequate security. If a property owner knew or should have known about a danger and failed to fix it or warn visitors, they can be held legally responsible.

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Some Examples of Premises Liability cases include:

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• Dangerous walking surfaces (wet floors, uneven pavement, loose carpeting)

• Untrained staff that fail to prevent or respond appropriately

• Poor lighting in stairways or parking areas

• Broken or missing handrails

• Unsafe escalators or elevators

• Falling objects from shelves or structures

• Inadequate security leading to assaults or attacks

• Building code violations

• Unsafe swimming pools or recreational areas

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​Insurance companies and property owners often try to shift blame onto the injured person. We know how to respond to these arguments and will fight for the accountability you deserve.