If you have been injured as the result of the negligence of a property owner or manager, you may have a premises liability case. In this type of claim, an injured person holds the negligent party liable for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and other expenses. Based in Denver, Colorado, the premises liability lawyers at McDermott Law, LLC, are experienced in slip-and-fall accidents. We can represent you with integrity and dedication after you have suffered an injury because of the negligence of another person.
Premises liability accidents, commonly known as slip-and-fall accidents, are claims brought against a negligent property owner for injuries sustained by a person in a slip-and-fall accident that occurred on the owner’s property. Though many slip-and-fall accidents happen at business locations such as gas stations, supermarkets and shopping malls, they can also occur on private property.
Examples of premises liability accidents include:
Slip-and-fall lawsuits can be complicated because you must show that the property owner’s negligence caused your injury. To prove negligence, it must be determined that the owner knew that there was a dangerous condition on the premises. You may also have a claim against a property owner for any injury you suffer as a result of his or her failure to provide adequate security on the premises. An experienced personal injury lawyer in Denver can help you to prove and examine these causes. Contact our attorneys today to schedule the free legal consultation.
After a slip-and-fall accident, make sure to do the following:
Property owners and managers are required to maintain their property to ensure that it is safe for all occupants and visitors, thus minimizing the chance of slip-and-fall accidents. This includes anticipating certain hazards and trying to safeguard against them by keeping walkways well-lit, installing working locks on all doors and so on. If a property owner does not provide a safe environment free of hazards, and a slip-and-fall accident occurs, the accident victim may file a premises liability claim for accident-related damages.
You may have a personal injury case if you have suffered serious injuries (physical or emotional) as the result of another party’s negligence, accidental wrongdoing or strict liability. However, only a lawyer can determine if the facts of the case make it worth pursuing in court. The Denver personal injury and insurance dispute lawyers at McDermott Law, LLC, can give honest legal advice to those who may have a case. For a case review, complete our contact form or call us at 303-964-1800 today.
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