They are generally liable for any injury that occurs on
the premises as a result of their negligence.
Not exact matches
Our expertise has been recognized by the courts
as we acted
as defense counsel in some
of the leading cases that
resulted in legal precedent by the Supreme Court
of Puerto Rico in areas such
as prescription
of tort actions, the extent
of Plaintiff's burden
of proof and case in chief in a
premise liability case,
as well
as the apportionment
of comparative
negligence in trip and fall accidents involving stationary fixtures.
Premises liability laws are designed to hold Property owners, operators, and managers and business owner's, whether they are individuals or business entities, accountable when serious injury occurs
as a
result of their
negligence.
When a property owner chooses to ignore potential hazards on his or her
premises, any individuals injured
as a
result of this irresponsible behavior should hold the owner accountable for this
negligence in order to help discourage such carelessness in the future.
Ms. Pierce suffered personal injury while shopping at the defendant's
premises as a
result of the defendant's
negligence.
Catastrophic injuries such
as traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, burns, paralysis, loss
of limbs, and loss
of bodily functions are life changing outcomes
resulting from motor vehicle
negligence,
premises liability, defective products, and medical malpractice.
Such injuries may have been sustained in an accident,
as a
result of using defective products, on
premises that were not properly maintained, or
as a
result of negligence.
Parties that maintain
premises have a duty to make sure no one is injured
as a
result of negligence.
The
premises liability attorneys
of The Begum Law Group have represented many people who have been injured
as the
result of negligence on someone else's
premises.
Premises liability electrocution occurs when you're electrocuted on someone else's property, at a commercial business, or even on a street in your own neighborhood
as a
result of the property owner's
negligence.
A
premises liability action (also known
as «slip and fall accident») is like other
negligence actions, in that you,
as the plaintiff, are required to establish the defendant had a duty
of care, that duty was breached, and that breach
of duty
resulted in your injuries.
Just like a home or auto owner, school boards have liability insurance that responds to
negligence claims that arise on their
premises or
as a
result of school - sanctioned activities.
• Assault or Battery: 2 years • Domestic Violence: 5 years • Dram Shop Actions (personal injury or death
as a
result of unlawfully selling or giving alcohol to a minor or visibly intoxicated person): 2 years •
Negligence: 3 years • General Products Liability: 3 years • General
Premises Liability: 3 years • Uninsured Motorists; Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund: 3 years, 6 months • Wrongful Death: 3 years • Dog Bite Cases: 3 years • Social Host Personal Injury Cases: 3 years • Third - Party No - Fault: 3 years • First - Party No - Fault: 1 year
Circumstances which often
result in personal injury claims in Spokane and beyond include fatalities and injuries
as a
result of car accidents, medical malpractice, unsafe
premises and other forms
of negligence.