Premises Liability
Premises liability is a term that refers to the legal responsibility of property owners and business establishments to maintain their property so that it does not contribute to the injury or harm of visitors. When an individual is injured on someone else’s property because of the property owner’s negligence to provide safe conditions, the injured individual may sue for the injuries he or she sustained. .
Premises liability, slip and fall, unsafe conditions on premises, and property negligence claims are often used interchangeably. An attorney who is qualified to handle these types of cases must be fully knowledgeable in premises liability law.
Power Rogers & Smith is a personal injury law firm that has won dozens of multimillion-dollar cases for its clients. The premises liability attorneys at Power Rogers & Smith have the talent and expertise necessary to help victims get the compensation they deserve for their injuries. Power Rogers & Smith attorneys handle major premises liability cases, as opposed to minor trip-and-fall accidents. They are reliable, dedicated, and have a proven record in getting stellar results.
They also assist with claims relating to:
- Failure to maintain premises due to unsafe conditions
- Lack of security on premises
- Slip and Fall
- Swimming pool accidents
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Glossary of Legal Terms
| Term |
Description |
| Premises Liability Law |
When property owners are responsible for injuries of visitors to their property, if injuries are sustained due to the property being neglected or unsafely maintained. |
| Property Negligence |
When property owners do not maintain safe conditions on their property and thus do not exercise a duty of care as prescribed by law.
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