The Personal Injury Lawyers operate from 77 W. Wacker Drive STE 4500 in Chicago, representing clients in premises liability cases where property owners failed to maintain safe environments. Their attorneys handle diverse claims including slip and falls, structural collapses, dangerous stairs, electrical hazards, unsafe flooring, toxic substance exposure, animal attacks, falling objects, and criminal acts resulting from negligent security. The firm emphasizes that well-monied property owners—from retail stores to government agencies—often try minimizing liability and making compensation difficult to obtain. Their attorneys provide comprehensive services including free case evaluations, gathering evidence, handling all communications with insurance companies, preparing claims paperwork, negotiating settlements, and representing clients in court if necessary. They pursue damages covering medical bills, lost wages, out-of-pocket expenses, property replacement, pain and suffering, and in egregious cases, punitive damages. With local knowledge of Chicago insurance companies and court systems, they fight to hold property owners accountable. Call 312-999-9990 for a free consultation.
Queller, Fisher, Washor, Fuchs & Kool operates from 233 Broadway #1800, New York, NY 10279, specializing in premises liability cases throughout New York City. Their experienced attorneys handle slip and fall accidents, electrocution incidents, lead poisoning cases, negligent security claims, elevator and escalator injuries, and restaurant accidents. The legal team investigates to establish property owner liability, determining who had control over the premises and whether they knew or should have known about hazardous conditions. They work with various professionals including electricians, engineers, safety experts, and door inspectors to prove notice of defective conditions. The firm has secured numerous million-dollar verdicts and settlements in premises liability cases, including $3.9 million, $2.1 million, and multiple $1 million recoveries. Queller, Fisher, Washor, Fuchs & Kool represents injured individuals on a contingency fee basis, charging no legal fees unless they recover compensation. Their premises liability lawyers handle cases in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, and surrounding counties. Call 212-406-1700 for a free consultation in English, Spanish, Portuguese, or Chinese.
McCready Law at 8200 Haverstick Rd, Suite 210 in Indianapolis operates with the understanding that private property premises liability cases involve unique challenges that differentiate them from commercial property claims. Attorney Michael McCready helps clients understand that property owners’ duty of care varies depending on visitor status: licensees like social guests are owed warnings about known hazards, while invitees such as customers deserve the highest level of care including property inspections and prompt repairs. The firm explains that private homeowners can be liable for injuries caused by hazards like hidden holes, torn carpeting, or animal attacks, while landlords may be responsible for maintaining rental properties and warning tenants of dangers. Their attorneys handle complex cases where multiple parties shift blame to avoid liability, investigating accident circumstances to identify all responsible parties. Available at (317) 608-0399, they assist clients in navigating Indiana’s statute of limitations while gathering evidence of property owner negligence. The firm handles a wide range of premises liability scenarios including slips and falls, animal bites, inadequate security, swimming pool accidents, and building code violations resulting in injury.
Rundlett Law Firm, PLLC serves Tupelo premises liability clients from their office at 102 Bentwood Dr, Clinton, MS 39056. Their experienced attorneys explain that premises liability claims arise when visitors encounter hazardous situations on private properties resulting in significant injuries and losses. While slip-and-fall accidents are most common, the firm handles various premises liability scenarios including snow and ice accidents, elevator and escalator accidents, swimming pool accidents, defective premises, and dog bites. Their legal team emphasizes that property owners have a duty of care to ensure safe environments, with negligence occurring when they fail to remedy hazards or provide sufficient warnings. The attorneys work to establish the elements of premises liability: the owner’s duty of care, breach of that duty, and direct connection to the client’s injuries. The firm helps clients pursue compensation for both economic damages (medical bills, lost wages) and non-economic damages (pain and suffering, emotional distress) while working on contingency so clients pay nothing unless compensation is recovered. Call 601-282-8426 for a free case evaluation.
The Law Offices of Patrick R. Kelly, with locations at 6116 N Central Expy #1201, Dallas, TX 75206 and 222 W Exchange Ave #100, Fort Worth, TX 76164, provides specialized representation for automatic gate accident victims. Reachable at (214) 360-0431 or (817) 382-8387, attorney Patrick R. Kelly helps those injured by malfunctioning gates recover compensation from negligent property owners, managers, and maintenance companies. Their premises liability practice focuses on mechanical gate accidents that cause crushing injuries, knock-over incidents, and forceful trauma to pedestrians and vehicle occupants. The firm emphasizes that property owners must install safety features like photo-sensors and resistance sensors that detect people and objects near gates. Their attorneys investigate whether gates were properly maintained, had adequate warning signs, operated at safe speeds, and featured proper lighting. The Law Offices of Patrick R. Kelly handles cases throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, offering free consultations and operating on a contingency fee basis where clients pay nothing unless compensation is recovered. The firm recommends prompt action to preserve crucial evidence including videos, photos, and inspection reports following gate accidents.
Goldberg & Loren, with offices at 910 Main St, Suite 337, Boise, ID 83702, provides exceptional premises liability representation throughout Idaho. Led by Senior Partner George Goldberg and Partner James Loren, the firm helps individuals injured on another’s property due to negligence or unsafe conditions. They handle various premises liability cases including slip and falls on slippery or uneven surfaces, inadequate security leading to assaults or robberies, poorly maintained structures resulting in accidents, swimming pool incidents, and amusement park injuries. The firm has secured numerous settlements for premises liability victims, including $300,000 for a local resident who slipped on liquid in a grocery store with no warning signs, resulting in a fractured wrist, and $250,000 for a guest who fell on a poorly maintained staircase. Their experienced attorneys investigate thoroughly to establish property owner negligence by demonstrating duty of care, breach of duty, causation, and damages. They help clients recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, disability or disfigurement, property damage, and loss of consortium. Operating on a contingency fee basis, clients pay nothing unless compensation is recovered. Call 208-886-1120 for a free consultation.
Attorney John A. Willis of Willis Law, P.A., operating from 2255 Glades Road, Suite 324A, Boca Raton, FL 33431, provides dedicated premises liability representation with over 25 years of legal experience. The firm handles cases involving slip and fall accidents, dangerous property conditions, and injuries resulting from inadequate maintenance. Their attorneys explain that Florida property owners have a legal obligation to perform regular inspections and address potential dangers, with liability extending to commercial property owners, residential property owners, tourist attractions, businesses, negligent employers, and municipalities. Willis Law emphasizes that successful premises liability claims require proving the property owner knew about the danger or should have known, failed to fix the problem, and that injury occurred as a direct result. Under Florida Statute 95.11, injured victims have four years to file premises liability claims, with different classifications for invitees, licensees, and trespassers affecting the legal duty owed. Call 561-599-7300 for a free consultation.
Vaughan & Vaughan, with offices throughout Indiana including Lafayette at 201 Main St #104, handles premises liability cases for injured victims. Since opening in 1913, the firm has built a long history of successful outcomes through negotiated settlements and jury verdicts. Their premises liability attorneys emphasize that property owners have a responsibility to maintain safe conditions, and when that responsibility isn’t met, victims may recover compensation. Common negligence examples include slippery stairs, poor lighting, lack of guardrails, and inadequate security measures. To succeed in a premises liability claim, victims must prove the property owner failed to meet their duty of care by allowing a dangerous condition to persist, resulting in direct injuries. Insurance companies often deny responsibility, dispute liability, or suggest victims were at fault for their accidents. The firm gathers facts to build strong cases that insurance companies must take seriously. With decades of experience navigating Indiana’s legal system, Vaughan & Vaughan’s personal injury attorneys offer free consultations to discuss case details and explore legal options. Call 765-742-0056 to schedule a meeting.
Adam Barlow, Mason Bradshaw, and Chris Jones operate Valley Injury Team from 4704 E. Southern Ave, Mesa, AZ 85206, providing skilled premises liability representation throughout Phoenix, Mesa, Gilbert, Tempe, Chandler, Scottsdale, and Queen Creek. When property owners fail to maintain safe conditions or warn of potential hazards, the firm’s dedicated attorneys fight for compensation for resulting injuries. Under Arizona Statute 33-2612, property owners owe varying duties of care depending on whether visitors are invitees, licensees, or trespassers. The firm handles various premises liability cases including slip and falls from wet floors or uneven surfaces, negligent security, dog bites, swimming pool accidents, elevator and escalator accidents, fire and electrical hazards, and toxic exposure. They help clients pursue compensation for emergency treatment, hospitalization, surgery, physical therapy, lost wages, pain and suffering, disability, and disfigurement. Their attorneys investigate accidents, gather evidence, consult experts, file claims, negotiate with insurance companies, and when necessary, represent clients in court. Call (602) 529-4444 for a free consultation.
James J. Sellitti, Michael Edward Nogay, and Joseph G. Nogay lead Sellitti, Nogay & Nogay at 3125 Pennsylvania Avenue, Weirton, West Virginia 26062, specializing in premises liability cases throughout Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. Their attorneys represent clients injured on properties due to dangerous conditions, handling dog bites, slip and falls, swimming pool accidents, and inadequate supervision cases. With nearly 20 years of experience holding property owners accountable, the firm has secured millions in verdicts and settlements through both state and federal courts. Their premises liability practice encompasses confined space injuries, dangerous handrails, animal attacks, elevator accidents, improper maintenance, insufficient security, landlord negligence, toxic substance exposure, municipal liability, property defects, and wrongful deaths. With over a century of combined legal experience, each partner personally represents clients, maintaining a strong commitment to Ohio Valley residents. Call (877) 537-5357 for a free case review if you’ve suffered an injury on dangerous premises.
