If you are hurt on another’s property as a result of some kind of unsafe or defective condition, you may have a viable premises liability case against the property owner or operator.
Premises liability cases are a type of personal injury case that focuses on a hazardous condition that leads to the injury.
Read on to learn more about premises liability cases.
Examples of Premises Liability Cases
To provide a better understanding of what a premises liability case can look like, below are some examples of these types of claims:
- Slip and fall
- Snow and ice accidents
- Ineffective premises maintenance
- Hazardous conditions on the property
- Insufficient building security that leads to an injury or assault
- Escalator and elevator accidents
- Swimming pool accidents
- Theme park accidents
- Fires
- Water leaks or flooding
- Toxic fumes or chemicals
A Duty of Care is Owed to Visitors
Premises liability cases tend to hinge on whether a property owner exhibits negligence by not providing the necessary care with respect to the ownership and maintenance of the premises.
Property owners and operators have a duty of care that they must provide to all who enter the premises. If there is a breach in the duty of care and this causes an injury to occur, a premises liability case may be filed.
We Can Help Injured Victims
If you’ve been hurt on another’s property as a result of their breach of duty of care, you may be eligible for compensation to cover your losses. Don’t hesitate to reach out to our office right away with any questions you may have. We are happy to help during this difficult time.
Call our Los Angeles attorneys at (866) 634-4525 or contact us online to get in touch with someone from our team about the details of your case right away. We will fight to recover your full and fair compensation.