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Slip & Fall Attorneys - Trip & Fall Lawyer

What is Premises Liability and how can being injured in a Slip & Fall accident affect you?

In layman's terms, a "slip and fall" or "trip and fall" means getting hurt on someone else's property, usually because of some negligence in maintaining or constructing the property or something on it. Legally, these types of injuries are part of a broad body of law known as Premises Liability. Other frequent types of premises liability cases involve accidents such as boxes falling off of a store shelf because they were overstocked [often seen happening at Wal-Mart stores], or a dangerous condition on land, such as an abandoned playground left open to children or the public without an adequate warning. These types of accidents occur because of the negligence of landowners and store-owners across the county. Children are especially likely to be injured at a Amusement Park. If you have been injured in a Slip & Fall accident, contact an experienced premises liability attorney or slip and fall injury lawyer on this site for a free initial injury case evaluation.

Contact a premises liability attorney immediately to make sure your personal injury claim is filed before time runs out!

When someone slips and falls on the land of another and suffers a personal injury, they may be entitled to monetary compensation if a dangerous or preventable condition is to blame. landowners, store owners, local governments, the Federal Government, and other individuals responsible for maintaining a premises may have a duty to make that place safe, particularly if they invite customers in for business or if there is an "attractive nuisance" on the property that may lure children onto the land. If you or a loved one has been injured due to a slip and fall accident or another accident caused by a dangerous condition on land, a premises liability attorney can help you get the compensation you deserve.

What level of care and warning does a property owner owe people who enter his property?

When someone goes to a supermarket to buy groceries, they have legally been 'invited' on the property for business purposes. The customer is considered a "business invitee," and the grocery store owes them a specific duty of care. The law differentiates between an unwanted person, like a trespasser, entering upon land and an invited guest or business invitee. Not surprisingly, landowners in most states owe a lower level of care to trespassers than to people invited for business. This is one of the many reasons why you need a personal injury attorney to help you navigate premises liability law.

Criminal Acts of Rape, Assault and Murder - Is the Land Owner or Occupier Liable?

While most premises liability cases are based in negligence, there are sometimes cases where a property owner is found financially responsible for a crime occurring on the property. The crimes that a property owner can be held responsible for can be anything from a mugging in a parking lot to a rape in a stairwell. In these cases, the legal issue turns upon whether the action that gave rise to the victim's injury was foreseeable and whether reasonable steps or warnings could have been taken to prevent injuries from such activities on their property. In order to recover, an injured person has to prove that the property owner could and should have taken steps to prevent the injury. The standard for liability in is that the owner must have been able to foresee that without added security measures, the crime was likely to happen. This area of law may be different in some states. Contact a local inadequate security attorney for more information.