Ripper Law Firm PC operates from their Atlanta office, specializing in premises liability litigation throughout Georgia. The firm’s experienced attorneys investigate serious injuries caused by hazardous conditions at retail stores, malls, homes, apartments, hotels, restaurants, office buildings, and public venues. Their comprehensive premises liability practice encompasses cases involving wet floors, unmaintained stairs, concealed hazards, falling merchandise, inadequate security, insufficient fire safety equipment, poor lighting, defective escalators, and animal attacks. The legal team emphasizes that Georgia property owners and occupants are legally responsible for maintaining safe premises and warning visitors about potential dangers. Their attorneys meticulously build cases by gathering evidence including scene documentation, maintenance records, witness statements, and expert testimony to establish negligence. The firm explains that both property owners and tenants may be liable depending on the circumstances. They offer free consultations to injured victims, providing personalized attention while pursuing compensation for medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and other damages resulting from premises liability accidents.
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Schneider & Onofry’s premises liability defense attorneys serve Phoenix from 365 E. Coronado Rd. and Yuma from 219 W. 2nd Street, handling thousands of premises liability cases throughout Arizona. Their attorneys navigate the unique aspects of Arizona premises liability law, including distinctions between invitees, licensees, and trespassers, plus the interplay between several liability, non-parties at fault, and property owners’ non-delegable duties. The firm has particular expertise representing the hospitality industry, defending restaurants, hotels, bars, and resorts against premises liability claims involving liquor liability, negligent security, slip and falls, third-party criminal conduct, false imprisonment, and food-borne illness. Their notable case experience includes defending clients against premises liability claims involving plate glass injuries, slip-and-falls, animal attacks, swimming pool injuries, parking lot fatalities, and construction site accidents. With the collective experience of over 300 jury trials and 500 arbitrations, attorneys Jon Schneider, Chuck Onofry, and their colleagues offer efficient litigation strategies for premises liability defense. Call 602-230-8857 in Phoenix or 928-257-4887 in Yuma.
Phil & Ed Injury & Accident Lawyers at 1905 N Main St, Santa Ana, CA 92706, provides comprehensive premises liability representation with over 50 years of combined experience. Their practice encompasses various hazardous property conditions including slip-and-fall accidents, fires, dog attacks, swimming pool accidents, negligent security, bar assaults, and chemical exposure. Under California Civil Code 1714, property owners must maintain safe premises for visitors, with liability extending beyond just owners to managers, supervisors, and staff members. Unlike other states, California doesn’t strictly categorize victims as invitees, licensees, or trespassers, offering potential compensation even to trespassers injured by property hazards. To secure compensation for medical bills, lost wages, or emotional trauma, victims must prove the property owner’s awareness of safety hazards, failure to address or warn about dangers, and resulting injuries. Santa Ana also maintains specific ordinances requiring property owners to maintain sidewalks, fences, and rental unit livability while submitting to regular inspections. The firm’s trial-ready approach ensures maximum settlements for injured clients. For a free case evaluation, call (657) 333-5726.
Located at 205 W Randolph St. Suite 925, Chicago, IL 60606, Briskman Briskman & Greenberg Personal Injury & Car Accident Lawyers has been trusted by injured clients for over 40 years. Their Orland Park premises liability attorneys handle cases where negligent property maintenance results in injuries ranging from slip and falls to severe accidents. The firm manages diverse premises liability claims including slip and fall accidents, trip and fall incidents, inadequate security, elevator and escalator malfunctions, dog bites, negligent maintenance, dangerous staircases, swimming pool accidents, and retail store injuries. To establish liability, they demonstrate property owners owed a duty of care, breached that duty through negligence, directly causing injuries. Their attorneys navigate Illinois’ modified comparative negligence system, helping clients recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and long-term disabilities even if partially at fault. With decades of experience and recognition as Super Lawyers with perfect-10 Avvo ratings, the firm delivers reliable legal services. Call (877) 595-4878 for a free consultation with their Orland Park premises liability lawyers.
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Anderson Law Office, located at 4101 Sunset Rd N, Brooklyn Park, MN 55443, provides dedicated premises liability representation throughout the Twin Cities area. Attorney Scott L. Anderson explains that premises liability cases arise when property owners’ negligence in maintaining their property results in visitor injuries. Common premises liability accidents occur due to lazy property owners, inattentive business staff, neglectful landlords, improper designs, and inadequate maintenance after weather events. These incidents frequently cause neck and back injuries, head trauma, cuts, scarring, bruises, broken bones, and spinal injuries. The firm emphasizes the importance of gathering evidence promptly, as insurance companies often attempt to shift blame to injured parties. Their legal team thoroughly investigates accident scenes, photographs hazardous conditions, documents injuries, interviews witnesses, and prepares comprehensive cases to secure maximum compensation for medical bills, wage loss, and pain and suffering. Anderson Law Office offers free phone or in-home consultations and operates on a contingency fee basis. Contact Scott Anderson at (763) 225-2074 to discuss your premises liability case.
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Brett B. Herron established Herron Law Office, PLLC at 860 SW 143rd Street in Burien, WA 98166, where he provides dedicated premises liability representation. His practice emphasizes that Washington property owners have a legal duty to maintain safe premises, with liability established when owners fail to remedy hazardous conditions or provide adequate warnings to visitors. Herron handles diverse premises liability cases including slip and falls, trip and falls, defective sidewalks, elevator malfunctions, defective escalators, dog bites, falling objects, negligent security, stair collapses, swimming pool accidents, and electrical incidents. With extensive experience in premises liability litigation, he has successfully brought claims against major retail corporations including Home Depot, Lowes, Macys, Safeway, Fred Meyer, and numerous commercial property management companies, as well as condominium complexes, apartment buildings, and private residences. Herron works diligently to help injured clients recover compensation for medical expenses, lost earnings, pain and suffering, and diminished quality of life. For premises liability representation in Washington, contact Herron Law Office at 425-451-8110 for a consultation.
Daneshrad Law, PC with offices throughout California including Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, provides skilled representation for premises liability victims injured on unsafe property. Attorney Alan Daneshrad and his team handle various premises liability cases including swimming pool accidents, fires and explosions, broken glass incidents, animal attacks, slips and falls, negligent security, apartment complex negligence, and accidents in malls, amusement parks, farms, theaters, and residential homes. To establish a successful claim, their attorneys prove that property owners owed a duty of care, breached that duty through negligence, and caused foreseeable injuries to visitors. Common examples of negligence include failure to clean spills, maintain walkways, ensure dry floors, fix concealed holes, install proper lighting, comply with building codes, remedy torn carpet, and maintain structural integrity. The firm conducts immediate investigations to gather essential evidence before it becomes unavailable, using surveillance footage, incident reports, witness testimony, building codes, photos, and maintenance records. For a free consultation, call 888-881-DLAW to discuss your premises liability case.
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Jonathan C. Reiter Law Firm operates from offices across New York City, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, and the Bronx, providing comprehensive premises liability representation. The firm emphasizes that property owners have a legal responsibility to maintain safe conditions for visitors and patrons, yet premises liability accidents continue to occur due to unsafe, hazardous, or poorly maintained property conditions. Their experienced attorneys handle a wide range of premises liability cases, including elevator and escalator accidents, lead paint poisoning, animal attacks, slip and fall accidents, swimming pool accidents, parking lot accidents, restaurant accidents, and hotel accidents. The firm helps clients understand how property owner negligence contributes to accidents, gathering important documentation like incident reports and identifying all potentially liable parties. Their legal team works to recover compensation for medical costs, rehabilitation expenses, psychological distress, financial hardship, lost wages, and other accident-related expenses. The firm offers free consultations to injury victims throughout New York’s five boroughs, accessible through their local number 212-736-0979.
Easton & Easton, with more than 100 years of combined professional experience, operates from 3636 North Central Avenue Suite 1000, Phoenix, AZ 85012, providing premises liability representation throughout Huntington Beach and Orange County. Attorneys W. Douglas Easton, Brian W. Easton, Matthew D. Easton, and Travis R. Easton explain that property owners have a legal responsibility to properly maintain their properties, and when they fail to do so, injured visitors may pursue premises liability claims. The firm handles cases including slips, trips, falls, defective staircases, broken sidewalks, structural collapses, malfunctioning elevators and escalators, swimming pool accidents, amusement park accidents, fires, and negligent security. Their legal team helps clients establish that they were lawfully present on the property, the dangerous element was a foreseeable hazard, and the property owner failed to take reasonable steps to correct the problem despite having knowledge and opportunity. Working on a contingency basis, the attorneys have secured significant recoveries, including $2 million for a client who fell from scaffolding. For a free consultation about your premises liability case, call 714-850-4590.
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Matthew S. Lott at Lott Law Firm, 3318 Pascagoula Street, Pascagoula, Mississippi 39567, specializes in commercial property premises liability cases. The firm explains that commercial property owners must ensure visitor safety by training employees to identify and correct hazards, supervising construction activities, posting warning signs for unavoidable dangers, and maintaining consistent on-site presence. Their attorneys carefully analyze each case by determining visitor classification—invitees receive the highest duty of care requiring hazard correction and warnings, licensees are owed reasonable person standards regarding obvious dangers, while trespassers generally receive minimal protection. The team notes that premises liability requires proving the owner knew or should have known about defects yet failed to address them within reasonable timeframes. They advise that while three-year statutes apply for private businesses, government properties have one-year limitations. Even large corporations with established safety protocols typically resist settlements, making experienced legal representation essential. Call (228) 215-2787 for a free consultation about your commercial property injury case.
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