If you are injured on someone else’s property, you may wonder if you can sue the property owner. In many cases, the answer is yes, and a premises liability attorney can explain your legal options.
A premises liability attorney can help injured visitors hold negligent property owners accountable when unsafe conditions lead to accidents. Property owners have a duty to maintain safe environments, and when they fail, they can be
Georgia personal injury attorneys handle all sorts of cases. One of the most common types of cases they see are premises liability cases. A lot of our clients don’t even realize they have a claim
What’s premises liability? Slipping and falling is one of the most embarrassing things that can happen to an individual. What many people forget is that it can also be one of the most dangerous since
The activities you engage in day to day generally involve commercial real estate. From dining at a restaurant with friends to going to a dental appointment and running errands, you spend much of your time
Georgia has its fair share of challenges when it comes to security. According to statistics, Georgia had a general crime rate of 2,407.45 crimes per 100,000 population in 2020. In the same year, the reported
An Atlanta slip and fall accident could happen at any time. If you or someone you care about slips and falls due to someone else’s negligent action, you might be able to recover compensation. However,
A premises liability case arises when a property owner’s negligence causes injuries to someone else. Like with every other personal injury claim, the injured person can claim compensation for their hurt in premises liability cases.
When a person is on an Atlanta property as a legal visitor or licensee, the property owners have to keep such premises safe. When they fail to do this, the law sees it as negligent
Gas stations can bring you relief, especially when you have been searching for one and you have to top up your gas just before you’re running empty. However, gas stations could also be harmful when
Georgia law has specific provisions that impose a responsibility on property owners. In most cases, the property’s landlord or occupier must ensure their premises are safe for those they invite. Emphasis is on “Invitation,” as
When people visit a property in Atlanta, there is a presumption that the property owner has security measures in place to protect them. These measures could be surveillance cameras or security guards. However, as lawyers,
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