Practice areas · 05/10
Premises Liability
Injuries at stores, restaurants, apartments, and other properties due to dangerous conditions.
Business and property owners have a duty to keep their premises reasonably safe for customers and visitors. An unmarked wet floor, a broken step, a poorly lit area, or inadequate security can cause serious injuries.
Winning these cases requires proving the owner knew — or should have known — about the hazard and failed to fix it. We gather that evidence: security footage, incident reports, maintenance records, and witnesses.
Cases we handle
- Injuries at stores, supermarkets, and restaurants
- Broken stairs, railings, and flooring
- Inadequate lighting in hallways and parking lots
- Negligent security at apartments and complexes
- Falling merchandise
- Poorly maintained pools and common areas
What to do if this happened to you
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Report the incident to the manager and ask for it in writing.
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Photograph the area and the condition that injured you, before it's fixed.
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Get witnesses' names and phone numbers.
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Seek medical attention and keep your receipts.
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Contact an attorney soon — security footage is often erased within days.
Does this sound like your case?
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