Premises Liability
All property owners and businesses have a legal duty to operate and maintain their premises in a safe condition for customers, pedestrians and visitors, and to warn them adequately of any dangers.
It is important to know that a property owner is not responsible simply because someone gets hurt. That is a popular misconception. The property owner must be proven negligent or careless.
At Donahue Law, we’ve helped many clients who’ve sustained injury on another’s premises including:
- Slip and falls caused by slippery floors, standing, water, ice and snow
- Trip and falls caused by uneven walkways or stairs
- Inadequate security caused by inadequate lighting
- Falling trees
- Products falling off shelves
- Swimming pool and diving injuries
Call Donahue Law for peace of mind.
If you’ve been injured on another’s property contact Donahue Law for a free, no obligation consultation. Every property owner and/or tenant owes a duty to members of the public to use reasonable care in the operation and maintenance of their property.
