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You have every right to expect that your safety is not in jeopardy when you are out shopping or running errands. But that is not always the case. If have been injured on someone’s property, you may be entitled to file a premises liability accident claim to recover any related damages.
At Solomon, Sherman & Gabay, our Montgomery County premises liability accident attorney has taken on cases just like yours in the past. Our team understands just how hard recuperating from a serious fall, dog bite attack, or another injury can be and how tricky the claims process is. Let us fight for your right to collect compensation for your injuries from the at-fault party. Contact us for a free consultation of your case by clicking here or calling 215-665-1100.
Serious falls are among the most common premises liability injury. As the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) notes, there are millions of falls each year in the United States, and hundreds of thousands of them are serious enough to warrant hospital admission. But falls, as serious as they may be, are not the only type of premises liability issue. Others include:
There is a myriad of ways that people can become injured on someone’s property—whether the property is a grocery store, hair salon, public or municipal building, or the backyard of your next-door neighbor. When negligence on the behalf of the property owner causes the accident, then the property owner may be held accountable in many instances for any ensuing damages.
If you are lawfully present on property belonging to someone else (not trespassing), then the property owner owes you an implied duty of care to maintain the property in a manner that will not cause you to become injured. If not, they must at least warn the person coming onto the premises of a potential hazard or safety concern. Some ways that property owners fall short of this duty of care and open themselves up to litigation include allowing these conditions to exist:
Once it is determined that a property owner is liable for the damages that resulted from your injury, you may be entitled to file a claim to be compensated. This claim may include medical bills, lost income, and other compensation.
At Solomon, Sherman & Gabay, we want to help you become financially whole again in the aftermath of a premises liability accident. Our attorneys work hard to get the best possible settlement or verdict in every case. Arrange a free consultation of your case by clicking here or calling 215-665-1100.