Fortunately, a slip and fall injury victim can seek assistance from a personal injury lawyer in order to file a
claim against the property owner for negligence in maintaining his or her property.
They will help you understand whether you have a valid claim
against a property owner who knew or should've known about the danger posed by the condition that led to your injury.
In many circumstances, the victim or surviving family members may have reason to take legal
action against a property owner who failed to provide adequate security that could have prevented such dangerous events.
If you are renting a property that has had serious mold growth and suffered health implications because of it, you may have a premises liability
case against the property owner.
One of the first things you will need to figure out in filing a personal injury
claim against a property owner for a premises liability action is who should be held responsible.
Premises liability litigants often find themselves up
against the property owner of a business or landowner who refuses to pay for injuries resulting from an accident caused by negligent management of their property.
«Why on earth would we want to come downtown, level blocks of our downtown, steal properties through eminent domain, then come
back against those property owners to remediate those properties without indemnifying them for the cost of those?»
In a recent appellate case out of California, the language of an earlier settlement agreement became an issue in a subsequent personal injury lawsuit filed by a
mechanic against a property owner.
The main question is whether the court, in applying the common law of nuisance, should require a balancing of social utility and reasonableness of the
project against the property owner's right to be compensated for interference from a public project.
In that case, the plaintiff filed a claim
against a property owner after she fell on a public sidewalk next to the owner's property in Meriden, Connecticut.
You can file a slip & fall lawsuit
against the property owner whose negligence had a negative impact on your life, and our experienced attorneys, who've secured several million - dollar verdicts for injured clients, are available to help.
Depending on the specific circumstances of your case, you may have a claim
directly against a property owner or you may have a claim against a business that was occupying the property at the time of the accident.
Cases that do go forward — and occasionally get high - profile media coverage — are more
often against property owners and managers than against real estate sales associates, says Stuart Ishimaru, an attorney with the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice.
In Trylon Realty Corp. v. Di Martini, the Supreme Court of New York, Appellate Division, addressed a broker's claims
against a property owner regarding a commission on leased property.
Law books are filled with cases brought by real estate
brokers against property owners — and more recently, prospective buyers — trying to recover unpaid commissions.
The family of an individual that has been wrongfully injured or killed due to negligent or absent security has the right to take legal
action against the property owner.
The court also dismissed the case on the grounds that the PTFA doesn't include a private right of action, which is to say, it doesn't give tenants the right to file a
lawsuit against a property owner if they feel the law has been violated.
This 2013 New Brunswick case is an example of an injured driver of a snowmobile successfully claiming
damages against a property owner who had created a hazard on the snowmobile trail that crossed its lands.
You may file a suit
against a property owner if the improvement is 20 years old or newer, and you may include the architect, contractor and / or engineer if it is 10 years old or newer.
Hundreds of building service workers gathered near City Hall on Wed, Mar. 2, asking the City Council to update an existing law to increase their job security, and help them fight
back against property owners who attempt to drive down wages.
If a guest, customer or visitor is injured while on their property then the property owner may be held responsible for their injuries and the injured individual may be able to file a lawsuit
against the property owner for reparation.
To preclude absolute liability in any action
against a property owner or contractor for projects receiving Federal financial assistance for infrastructure and transportation development, and for other purposes.
Wilber said developers» efforts to secure access for surveys have also been a concern because tactics have included the threat of lawsuits
against property owners.
These plaintiffs, may still have viable claims
against the property owner and handyman.
An experienced Illinois premises liability attorney can help you determine if you have a claim
against the property owner or responsible party for your injury.
They can file a personal injury claim
against the property owner or other responsible party to
They can file a personal injury claim
against the property owner or other responsible party to recover compensation to cover all their injuries and related damages.
Some states have a «bright line test» which means that a crack in a sidewalk has to be at least a certain size, for example, 2 or 3 inches, in order to bring a claim
against the property owner.
For example, uneven pavement that causes a person to trip and fall or an unmarked liquid spill that leads to a person's slip and fall accident could be reasons to take legal action
against the property owner.
In other words, negligence
against the property owner must be proven in order for you to win your Massachusetts slip and fall accident case.
To get the compensation that you deserve for your slip and fall in Alberta, you will have to make a claim
against the property owner, and prove their liability through their negligence.