Premises liability applies when a party is injured on someone’s property, and the property owner was negligent, and as a result and accident occurred. Negligence means that the property owner failed to use reasonable care in connection with the property. Examples of premises liability are:
A wrongful death claim exists when a person dies due to the legal fault of another person. Wrongful death claims involve all types of fatal accidents from simple car accidents to complicated medical malpractice or product liability cases. Persons, companies, and governmental agencies can be legally at fault for acting negligently.
Premises liability applies when a party is injured on someone’s property, and the property owner was negligent, and as a result and accident occurred. Negligence means that the property owner failed to use reasonable care in connection with the property.
All personal injury cases are handled with the care and understanding that when a client is injured in an accident, the pain and suffering that client sustains is only one part of the picture. The injured party may also suffer from lost wages, interruption of family and social connections, and even loss of mobility and independence.