Premises liability

Every year, thousands of people are injured due to unsafe property conditions or inadequate security. Property owners have a duty to provide safe conditions for those persons who are legally on their premises. In some instances, especially with regard to children, property owners may have a duty to those who have trespassed on their property. Premises liability cases often arise in the following circumstances.

Slip and fall accidents
Broken or otherwise unsafe sidewalks
Unsafe parking lots
Defective stairs, porches, or balconies
Dog bites/animal attacks
Sinkholes
Dangerous objects

Please note that this is not an exhaustive list of premises liability claims. If you were injured in a manner not described above but were injured due to a property condition that you were unaware of, that does not necessarily mean that you do not have a premises liability claim.

Our attorneys have extensive experience in pursuing all types of premises liability claims. We realize that such accidents often affect a person's ability to carry out day-to-day tasks and may affect employment. Because of this, we seek to resolve premises liability cases as quickly as possible and ensure that our clients get the full compensation for their injuries that they are entitled to.

Our Attorneys

The attorneys who concentrate in premises liability lawsuits are:

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If you have been injured on someone else's property, you should contact an attorney as soon as possible. Property insurance is often available to cover such injuries. However, the property owner's insurance company and its attorneys will quickly become involved with the purpose of avoiding liability. As with any other personal injury claim, you need an attorney to protect your best interests to ensure that you receive the full compensation you are entitled to under the law.

For more information about premises liability lawsuits in particular or our practice areas in general, please contact us at (630) 232-6333 or (312) 214-1017, or fill out our contact form.