FAQs About Premises Liability
Getting injured in a private place counts as a premises liability case. The unique thing about premises liability is that almost any accident can also count under its definition. If a property owner fails to provide reasonably safe conditions, then you can hold them accountable for any of the damages you sustained.
It doesn’t matter if you were bitten by a dog or got hurt through a slip and fall. If your accident was on private property and the owner of that property did not give you the duty of care you deserve, you have a potential case on your hands.
Filing a claim for premises liability can be pretty complicated. For example, there are laws with trespassers, minors, and everything else in between. If your case involves any of those things, it can become increasingly complicated to navigate the laws that exist. Our goal with these FAQs is to help you understand some of the potential legal complications you may face.
These answers may not always fit exactly in line with your case, nor will they answer every unique question. Your premises liability case can have a wide range of different factors that make the context of your questions difficult to generally address unless you speak with a lawyer.
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