When injuries occur on other people's property, we can help
you prove property owner negligence and hold them accountable for any damages.
Not exact matches
If it can be
proven that your injury was caused by the
negligence of the
property owner and / or business manager at the location where your accident occurred, then they will likely be found responsible for causing your accident.
Part of
proving the
negligence of the
property owner is going to involve showing that the
owner could have reasonably anticipated and responded to the slipping hazard that caused your accident.
Lastly, the injuries must be medically
proven and verified to have occurred in conjunction with the
property owner's
negligence.
In all trip and fall cases, you must
prove that the
owner of the
property was
negligence and that your injury would not have occurred if the
owner kept their
property reasonably safe.
Our attorneys can help you
prove that the
property owner was negligent, their
negligence caused your injury, and your injuries resulted in suffering or loss.
How do you
prove your slip & fall accident was the result of a
property owner's
negligence?
In cases where pedestrians are harmed in Rhode Island by lack of a
property owner's or caretaker's maintenance the same rule for
proving negligence applies, but with different conditions.
In some instances, if your injury stems from a
property owner not following local building codes, your attorney could use that to
prove negligence.
The tricky part with premises liability cases, is
proving negligence on the part of the
property owner.
If you can
prove the
property owner's
negligence was the direct cause of your slip and fall injuries, you should be compensated for medical costs, loss of earning potential, wages lost due to missed work, emotional distress; and pain and suffering.