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The term "premises liability" generally refers to accidents that occur due to the negligent maintenance, or unsafe or dangerous conditions upon property owned by someone other than the accident victim. Many states have laws that generally require landowners to maintain their property in a manner that does not cause injury to those that, for various reasons, visit the property. Often, these laws pertain to both business owners and homeowners.
In many states, property owners and business establishments have been found to have a duty to provide a safe environment for individuals on their premises. If you are injured because a property owner or a business establishment fails to provide a safe environment, you may have a right to bring a claim for various damages incurred due to your injury. In many states, these damages include pain and suffering, medical expenses and lost wages. In some states, premise liability cases include the following types:
1.) slip and fall incidents at commercial establishments caused by liquids or foreign substances;
2.) trip and fall incidents caused by unsafe property conditions;
3.) construction site accidents and,
4.) assault by employees or business patrons.
An attorney can help "level the playing field" by providing accident victims with information regarding the practical and legal aspects of personal injury law and premises liability law. For a review of your claim and possible lawyer referral, please click the "Report Your Case" button and completely fill out the form provided.
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