Attorney Susan Loggans leads Susan E. Loggans & Associates at 180 N. LaSalle St. #2640, Chicago, IL 60601. With over thirty years of experience, her firm specializes in premises liability cases including amusement park accidents. Their attorneys investigate incidents involving inadequate lighting, improper ride maintenance, mechanical failures, defective design, and operator negligence. They serve clients throughout Cook County and neighboring counties including DuPage, Grundy, Will, Kankakee, and Lake County. Susan Loggans, a pioneering female attorney, boasts the longest-standing personal injury firm owned by a woman, securing multi-million dollar verdicts for clients. The firm handles cases involving slips, trips, falls, swimming pool accidents, and animal attacks, offering free consultations for victims of premises negligence. Call (312) 588-9773 for a case evaluation regarding amusement park injuries caused by improper safety protocols or staff carelessness.
Roth & Roth, LLP, based at 192 Lexington Avenue Suite 802, New York, NY 10016, provides exceptional legal counsel for New Yorkers harmed in slip and fall accidents. Their experienced attorneys explain that premises liability encompasses injuries resulting from negligence at business properties, highlighting how wet surfaces, lack of warning signs, snow or ice accumulation, and issues with floor coverings commonly cause injuries. The firm guides clients through proving negligence by demonstrating that premises owners owed a duty of care, breached that duty, and directly caused the client’s injuries. Roth & Roth attorneys help clients recover compensation for pain and suffering, medical expenses, and lost wages. They expertly navigate comparative negligence issues, which can affect compensation if plaintiffs share partial fault. For over 25 years, the firm has successfully represented individuals throughout New York State, offering free initial consultations and contingency-based representation. Contact their office at 212-425-1020 to discuss your options.
Hendrickson & Long, PLLC, with offices at 214 Capitol St., Charleston, WV 25301, provides dedicated premises liability representation for injury victims. Their Charleston premises liability lawyers help clients recover compensation after being hurt on dangerous properties in locations throughout Kanawha City, Southridge, and surrounding areas. The firm explains that West Virginia premises liability law recognizes property owners owe visitors a duty of care, and according to the Mallet v. Pickens ruling, the state has abolished distinctions between licensees and invitees, treating everyone as individuals owed reasonable care. Their attorneys handle various premises liability cases including slips on wet floors, trips on uneven sidewalks, injuries from broken railings, negligent security claims, falls on ice or snow, swimming pool accidents, dog bites, and elevator malfunctions. The legal team notes that even if clients were partially at fault, West Virginia’s modified comparative fault system allows recovery if they were 50% or less responsible. For a free consultation about a premises liability claim, call (304) 346-5500.
Rosen & Ohr, P.A. represents premises liability victims from their office at 1930 Harrison Street, Suite 506, Hollywood, Florida 33020. Their Hollywood premises liability attorneys handle slip and falls, sidewalk accidents, dog bites, and many other incidents where property owners fail to maintain safe conditions. The firm explains that Florida premises liability law categorizes visitors as invitees, licensees, or trespassers, with invitees receiving the highest protection. Their attorneys handle diverse cases including slips and falls, broken sidewalks, rotten floorboards, inadequate lighting, loose carpeting, animal attacks, uneven stairs, building code violations, spilled liquids, falling objects, loose cables, debris on walkways, and negligent security. These conditions can cause serious injuries like head trauma, soft tissue damage, shoulder and neck injuries, spinal cord injuries, broken bones, and lacerations. Compensation may include medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, and property damage. For a free consultation with their premises liability lawyers, call (954) 981-1852.
Operating from multiple Oklahoma locations, BDIW Law provides comprehensive premises liability representation to clients injured on another’s property. Their premises liability attorneys handle cases involving dog bites, slip and falls, swimming pool accidents, trampoline accidents, grocery store accidents, parking lot accidents, hotel accidents, negligent security incidents, and failure to make necessary repairs. The legal team conducts thorough investigations to prove property owners knew about or should have known about unsafe conditions but failed to take reasonable steps to protect visitors. Their attorneys work diligently to recover compensation for current and future healthcare expenses, lost wages and earning potential, and non-economic damages like pain, suffering, and mental anguish. BDIW Law operates on a contingency fee basis, with no upfront costs and payment only when they successfully recover compensation. They monitor all deadlines within Oklahoma’s approximately two-year statute of limitations and can be reached at (866) 257-7646 for a free consultation.
Thomas J. Henry Law operates from 4401 West Gate Blvd Suite 200, Austin, TX 78745, offering premises liability representation across Texas. Their attorneys handle slip and fall accidents, negligent security cases, swimming pool incidents, and injuries from dangerous conditions on commercial and residential properties. Property owners must maintain reasonably safe environments, and when they fail this duty, victims may pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and long-term damages. The firm emphasizes documenting injuries immediately, speaking with property managers, taking photos of hazardous conditions, and gathering witness information. Their Austin premises liability lawyers work with specialized expert witnesses including premises maintenance professionals, structural engineers, and slip resistance testing experts to build compelling cases. Thomas J. Henry has recovered millions in premises liability cases, including a $14.75 million settlement for a traumatic brain injury and $7 million for spine injuries. Call (512) 520-0221 for 24/7 assistance.
Pardy & Rodriguez, P.A. serves clients from 1615 Edgewater Drive, Suite 200B, Orlando, Florida 32804, with extensive experience in premises liability cases. Under Florida law, property owners must protect others from unsafe conditions, and the firm holds them accountable when they fail to uphold these obligations. Their attorneys focus on negligent security claims arising at businesses and apartment complexes, often resulting from inadequate lighting, security staff, supervision, or improper access control. The firm represents victims of serious injuries including sexual assault, gunshot wounds, and wrongful death resulting from property owner negligence. They emphasize the importance of contacting an attorney immediately after an incident while evidence remains fresh and witnesses are available. Their approach includes thorough investigation, preparation for trial, and aggressive advocacy against landlords, stores, shopping plazas, and hotels. For free initial consultations, call (407) 481-0066.
Yan Kenyon Law Firm at 702-888-0000 in Las Vegas handles premises liability cases for clients experiencing injuries on another person’s property due to unsafe or dangerous conditions. The firm explains that in Nevada, property owners have a duty to exercise reasonable care to protect the safety of all people entering their premises. Their attorneys assist with challenging medical, emotional, and legal questions surrounding injuries caused by negligent property maintenance. They handle various premises liability injuries including animal attacks, assaults by security guards, defective lighting, dog bites, failure to warn about hazardous conditions, inadequate security, pool accidents, slippery floors, dangerous conditions on sidewalks and stairs, tenant injuries from landlord negligence, and other serious injuries that should never have occurred. Yan Kenyon offers free initial consultations, home and hospital visits, and charges no fees unless clients win their premises liability cases.
The Minias Law Firm operates from their New Orleans office, handling premises liability claims stemming from property owner negligence throughout Louisiana. Their experienced attorneys tackle a wide range of cases where unsafe property conditions lead to injuries, including slip and fall accidents, swimming pool accidents, and animal bites. The firm emphasizes that when visiting businesses, crossing sidewalks, or walking through stores, people reasonably expect a certain level of safety—and when that expectation is betrayed due to another’s negligence, premises liability claims may arise. To hold property owners liable, the firm works to demonstrate that the owner’s actions created a hazardous environment, they knew about but ignored dangerous conditions, or they failed to warn the public about unsafe situations. Minias Law operates on a contingency basis, charging no fee unless they win compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. For a premises liability consultation with a New Orleans attorney, contact their office at (504) 777-7529.
Gray Injury Law, located at 110 Gough St, Ste 201A, San Francisco, CA 94102, provides comprehensive premises liability representation with attorneys Mark Gray, Peter J. Eliopoulos, and Josh M. Blane. Their legal team handles diverse premises liability claims including dog bites, inadequate security, elevator and escalator accidents, trip and slip falls, sidewalk falls, subway accidents, staircase fall injuries, building security failures, and ceiling collapse cases. The firm explains that premises liability claims require proving the property owner created a dangerous condition or had notice of the condition with sufficient time to address it yet allowed it to persist. Their attorneys emphasize that the existence of a dangerous condition alone isn’t enough; they must prove the owner’s fault in creating it, failing to fix it, or not warning visitors. Their team works with clients to document accidents by seeking medical attention, photographing the scene, collecting witness information, and filing incident reports while preserving their right to seek compensation. Call (415) 404-6395 for a free consultation.
