When property owners act negligently, injuries can occur and the owner may be held responsible. In order to fight for the compensation that you deserve in your case, you need to take the proper measures to preserve evidence and prove fault.

A premises liability case can come about if you are injured on another person's property. Whether it is a slip and fall accident, an elevator or escalator accident or a pool accident you may be able to hold to property owner responsible for their negligence. In order prove negligence of the owner there has to be evidence that their premises either had faulty design, poor maintenance, or objects/substances that could lead to slipping, tripping, or falling.

Were you injured while on the property of someone else? You could have a premises liability case! Premises liability is an area of law which covers accidents and injuries which occur while in a store, at a hotel, or even while visiting a friend. The most common types of premises liability cases include slip and fall accidents, inadequate maintenance, electrocution, negligent security, and the failure to uphold safety standards.