If you have slipped, tripped, or fallen on another person’s property, you may be able to pursue a premises liability case. Not only are these types of injuries embarrassing, but they can result in long-term injuries and high medical bills. If you fell and sustained an injury because of hazardous conditions, it could be the responsibility of the property owner or landlord to compensate you for your injuries. Property owners - both individuals and businesses - have specific duties to provide safe grounds for visitors and anyone authorized on their property. This duty is outlined by the law and is in place to keep individuals safe. If it is discovered that a property owner failed to keep his property reasonably safe or to warn others of any dangerous conditions, they may be held accountable.

There are many different types of personal injury that quality as premises liability cases, including:

• Slip and fall accidents
• Dangerous or hazardous conditions
• Inadequate security, leading to injury or assault
• Elevator accidents
• Dog bites
• Fires
• Toxic fumes or chemicals
• Retail store accidents
• Dangerous stairs or railings

• Failure to adequately maintain the premises
• Snow and ice accidents
• Escalator accidents
• Parking lots accidents
• Swimming pool accidents
• Electrocution
• Flooding or water leaks
• Substandard sidewalks

These are just a few common examples of cases that can be classified as premises liability. Many states require property owners to show reasonable care in the maintenance of their property to ensure visitors are safe and unharmed. When they breach this duty, they may be held accountable and anyone who sustained injuries may be able to sue.

The attorneys at Fasoro Law have years of experience representing individuals in premises liability cases. They understand that it can be overwhelming to find yourself faced with an injury from a slip and fall or other accident on someone else’s property.

Premises liability cases are a common personal injury claim that allow individuals injured on another person’s property to seek compensation for their injuries. If you can prove your injuries happened because of negligence on the part of the landowner, you may be entitled to compensation for any past or future losses. Some of the losses you may be compensated for include:

• Medical bills
• Lost wages
• Pain and suffering
• Disability
• Emotional stress
• A lessened quality of life

To learn more about your rights in a premises liability case, please contact the attorneys at Fasoro Law today and schedule a free consultation. These lawyers are committed to helping individuals seek retribution for their injuries and ensure the responsible party is held accountable, and will work with you one-on-one, going over the details of your case and making sure there are no loose ends. Fasoro Law is the people’s law firm and will do everything possible on your behalf.