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Premise Liability

Accident on Someone Else’s Property? Get the Compensation You Deserve

Find out whether a property owner may be responsible for your injury.

From falling debris and damaged railings to inadequate security and other dangerous conditions, injuries on another person’s property can give rise to a premises liability claim. Property owners and managers generally have a duty to keep their spaces reasonably safe. Tell us what happened and get a free case review. We’ll let you know whether it looks like a claim and connect you with an attorney if it does.
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Injured on Someone Else’s Property? These Issues Could Signal a Claim

Many premises liability claims arise from obvious safety failures. If one of these conditions caused your injury, the property owner could be held legally accountable.
Uneven pavement or cracked sidewalks
Falling merchandise or ceiling tiles
Poor lighting in hallways or stairwells
Unsecured animals on the premises
Broken stairs or missing handrails
Exposed wiring or electrical hazards
Wet or slippery floors without warning
Inadequate security in dangerous areas
Lack of warning signs for hazards
Neglected building maintenance

Injured on Someone Else’s Property? Important Next Steps
Here’s how the process works:

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Free Case Review

Tell us what happened and where your injury occurred. We’ll review your situation and let you know if you may have a case.
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Handling the Legal Heavy Lifting

We help you gather the details that matter, then connect you with an attorney who handles evidence and communication with the property owner’s insurance company.
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Possible Compensation

A successful claim can result in compensation for your injuries and related costs. What a claim is worth depends on the facts of your case.
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Why Get a Free Premises Liability Case Review With Us?

Premises liability cases can raise hard questions about who owned, managed or maintained the property. We listen to what happened, tell you whether it looks like a claim, and connect you with an attorney if it does.
  • Free Case Review - Tell us what happened and get a free review of your situation, with no obligation.
  • No Upfront Costs - You only pay if we win your Premise Liability case.
  • California-Wide Help - We help people hurt on someone else’s property across California, from Los Angeles to San Diego.

FAQs

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What is premises liability?

Premises liability covers injuries caused by unsafe conditions on someone else’s property. Property owners and managers generally must keep their space reasonably safe and warn people about hazards they know about.

What kinds of accidents can lead to a claim?

Slips and falls, falling objects or debris, inadequate security, broken stairs or railings, and attacks by an unsecured animal can all lead to a claim. Whether you have one depends on the facts.

Who can be held responsible?

It depends on who owned, managed or maintained the property, and whether they knew or should have known about the hazard. That can be a store, a landlord, a property manager or another business. An attorney can look at who had control of the space.

How long do I have to file a premises liability claim?

For most injury claims, the deadline is two years from the date of the injury. If the property belongs to a government entity, such as a city, county or school district, you may first need to file a claim with that entity within six months. Deadlines can change depending on your case, so contact an attorney as soon as you can.

What should I do after I’m hurt on someone else’s property?

Get medical care. Report the injury to the owner or manager. Photograph the hazard and the area, collect witness contact details, and keep records of your medical visits and missed work.