Jebaily Law Firm operates a Myrtle Beach office at 926 Iris Street, handling hotel and resort injury cases throughout South Carolina. Available at (843) 508-9015, their premises liability attorneys assist visitors injured due to negligent hotel management, recognizing that such incidents often leave tourists feeling violated when properties fail to maintain safe environments. The firm explains that property owners in the hospitality industry have significant responsibilities toward guests, with liability potentially extending to injuries sustained due to inadequate security, poor maintenance, or hazardous conditions. Their legal team handles diverse hotel premises liability scenarios including slip and falls in wet areas, bathroom accidents, swimming pool incidents, elevator malfunctions, balcony collapses, staircase failures, and parking lot accidents. After a hotel injury, they advise victims to seek immediate medical attention, inform management about the incident, contact police if public safety is threatened, collect evidence including witness information and photos, and contact an attorney to evaluate potential claims. With decades of experience representing injured clients, they pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages resulting from hotel negligence.
Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg, and Gifford, P.A., with offices at 2605 N. Broad St., Colmar, PA 18915, provides skilled representation for premises liability wrongful death cases. Attorneys Jay Glickman, Marc Steinberg, and Gregory Gifford bring over 270 years of combined experience to help families who have lost loved ones due to property owner negligence. Their Montgomery County premises liability wrongful death lawyers handle cases involving unsafe properties where hazardous conditions like uneven surfaces, exposed wiring, inadequate security, or dangerous swimming pools result in fatal accidents. The firm explains that while property owners have varying duties depending on visitor status, all must maintain reasonably safe premises. Their thorough investigation process includes examining accident sites, gathering surveillance footage, interviewing witnesses, and reviewing maintenance records to establish negligence. Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg, and Gifford works to secure compensation for medical expenses, loss of financial support, funeral costs, and pain and suffering. For a free consultation with their Bristol premises liability wrongful death attorneys, call 215-822-7575.
Donaldson & Weston serves Florida premises liability clients from their Stuart office at 2400 SE Federal Hwy 340. Their experienced attorneys explain that premises liability assigns accountability to property owners for accidents occurring on their property due to unsafe conditions, ranging from slip and falls to inadequate security leading to assaults. The firm emphasizes that proving negligence requires establishing four key elements: the defendant’s duty of care to maintain safe premises, breach of that duty through failure to fix or warn about dangerous conditions, direct causation between the breach and injuries, and resulting damages. Their premises liability team helps clients navigate the complexities of Florida law, including the state’s comparative negligence rules and three-year statute of limitations with possible extensions under the “discovery rule” for injuries not immediately evident. The attorneys carefully evaluate each case, considering the plaintiff’s legal status as invitee, licensee, or trespasser while pursuing compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, property damage, rehabilitation costs, and out-of-pocket expenses. Call 772-617-0243 for a free consultation.
Case Barnett Law Corporation provides premises liability representation from 115 Perimeter Center Place N.E., South Terraces, Suite 425, Atlanta, GA 30346. The firm focuses on two types of premises liability cases: unsafe or defective conditions causing serious injuries to visitors or customers, and negligent security at schools, churches, apartment complexes, and bars resulting in assaults or sexual abuse. When property owners fail to provide safe environments and people get hurt, the owners become liable for victims’ injuries. Businesses like bars and apartment complexes must hire appropriate personnel and follow correct procedures to protect patrons, while schools and churches must take proper steps to prevent victimization and sexual assault of children. Common premises liability accidents handled by the firm include slippery floors, unsafe staircases, broken handrails, inadequate lighting, negligent security, falling merchandise, dog bites, elevator and escalator accidents, amusement park incidents, and swimming pool accidents. The firm treats clients like family and fights for deserved compensation from careless property owners. Case Barnett Law has secured numerous premises liability verdicts and settlements, including $8 million for a woman injured on a climbing rock wall, $4.3 million for a brain injury in a gated community, and $3.8 million for a traumatic head injury while volunteering at church. Call (866) 526-5891 for a free consultation.
The Carter Law Firm, LLC, with father-son attorneys at the helm, provides premises liability representation from their Fultondale office at 925 Decatur Highway. With over 30 years of experience assisting Alabama families, they specialize in cases where property owners neglect their duty to maintain safe environments for visitors. Their premises liability practice encompasses slip and fall accidents, which commonly occur inside buildings, in parking lots, entry ways, and backyards due to debris, spilled liquids, or structurally unsound surfaces. The attorneys emphasize that these cases are among the most difficult to prove under Alabama law, requiring evidence that property owners either acted negligently or failed to address known structural deficiencies. They advise clients to gather crucial evidence immediately after accidents, including photographs, witness information, and incident reports. The firm provides free consultations to premises liability victims, working on a contingency fee basis while helping injured clients pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages resulting from property owner negligence.
Allegiance Law operates from 110 Gough St, Suite 201A, San Francisco, CA 94102, providing specialized premises liability representation throughout the Bay Area. The firm emphasizes that property owners have a duty to keep guests and visitors safe, with unsafe conditions potentially causing severe injuries at gyms, restaurants, hotels, and other establishments. Their attorneys handle various premises liability cases, including inadequate security leading to criminal activity, amusement park accidents, structural integrity failures like ceiling collapses, defective staircases, escalators, or elevators, swimming pool accidents lacking proper safety features, weather-related incidents involving rain, sleet, or ice, and dog or animal attacks. The legal team explains that liability depends on whether the victim was an invitee, licensee, or trespasser, with invitees owed the highest duty of care while trespassers receive the least protection. California’s two-year statute of limitations makes prompt legal action essential for preserving rights to compensation for medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life. Allegiance Law offers free consultations at 415-404-6395, ensuring empathetic, knowledgeable representation for premises liability victims throughout the Bay Area.
Benji Personal Injury represents Anaheim premises liability clients from their office at 1661 N. Raymond Avenue, Suite 190-M, Anaheim, CA 92801. Their attorneys emphasize that property owners owe visitors a duty of care to maintain safe premises, and when they fail in this responsibility, injury victims may pursue compensation. The firm handles various premises liability claims involving slip and fall accidents, dog bites, broken stairs or railings, fires, pools, gas leaks, elevator accidents, falling objects, and toxic fume exposure. Their legal team investigates accidents thoroughly, collecting photographs of injuries and hazardous conditions, surveillance footage, eyewitness testimony, maintenance records, and images of surrounding areas to establish liability. They explain the critical concept of constructive notice, where property owners should have known about dangerous conditions through reasonable inspection. Their skilled attorneys help clients recover compensation for medical expenses, lost income, rehabilitation costs, home modifications, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and loss of quality of life. Call (866) 236-5474 for a free consultation.
Operating from 1125 West St #200 in Annapolis, Maryland, The Howie Law Firm LLC specializes in premises liability cases where property owners failed to provide safe environments for visitors, resulting in injuries. Attorney Howie represents victims of various premises liability scenarios including slip and fall accidents on wet floors, swimming pool injuries, animal attacks like dog bites, and physical assaults occurring due to inadequate security, lighting, or locks. The firm explains that Maryland premises liability law categorizes visitors into four classifications—invitees, social guests, bare licensees, and trespassers—with legal rights to file claims limited to invitees and social guests. Additionally, Maryland’s contributory negligence law bars recovery if victims contributed in any way to their own injuries, making experienced legal representation crucial. With decades of experience representing injured persons throughout Anne Arundel, Prince Georges, Howard, Charles, and Calvert counties, Howie Law Firm offers free consultations for personal injury cases and maintains 24/7 phone availability. Their premises liability services extend throughout Maryland, D.C., and Virginia down to Richmond and Norfolk. Call (410) 793-2400 to schedule a consultation with an experienced premises liability attorney.
Drake Law Firm maintains offices at 19935 Ventura Blvd, 3rd Floor, Woodland Hills, CA 91364, representing Northridge premises liability clients. Their attorneys handle cases involving unsafe conditions like faulty wiring, improperly stacked merchandise, loose carpeting, wet floors, and inadequate security that cause serious injuries. The legal team thoroughly investigates accident scenes, working with skilled investigators to document hazardous conditions, interview witnesses, and secure surveillance footage. They focus on establishing the property owner’s duty of care, breach of that duty, causation between negligence and injuries, and resulting damages. The firm represents victims of slip and falls, falling object incidents, contamination exposure, elevator and escalator accidents, negligent security cases, and swimming pool accidents. Drake Law Firm pursues maximum compensation for traumatic brain injuries, spinal damage, fractures, burns, and soft tissue injuries through negotiations or litigation. They challenge property owner defenses and fight for damages covering medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and emotional distress. Call (844) 513-7253 for a free consultation.
Anthony Quackenbush, Esq., operating from 303 SW 6th St Ph WEST, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315, provides dedicated premises liability representation throughout South Florida, including West Palm Beach and Palm Beach County. His comprehensive practice encompasses various premises liability cases, including slip and fall accidents, trip and fall incidents, inadequate security claims, intentional torts, nursing home abuse, swimming pool accidents, ladder injuries, elevator malfunctions, and cruise ship accidents. Attorney Quackenbush emphasizes the critical importance of documenting dangerous conditions immediately after accidents, as property owners often quickly remedy hazards to prevent future incidents. He advises clients to take photographs, report the accident, gather witness information, and seek immediate medical attention to establish clear evidence of injuries and their cause. For victims suffering catastrophic injuries like traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, bone fractures, or wrongful death, Mr. Quackenbush works diligently to secure compensation covering medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and long-term care needs. With Florida’s four-year statute of limitations for premises liability cases, he encourages injury victims to seek prompt legal assistance to preserve their rights to compensation. Call 954-448-7288 for a free consultation with this experienced West Palm Beach premises liability attorney.
