If you have been injured on another person’s property, it may have been the result of owner’s negligence or the owner’s simple disregard for other’s safety. Whether it is in a home, store, office, hotel, casino, shop or sidewalk, the owner of that property may be accountable for your injuries.
At the law office of Bellon & Maningo, clients from all over come to us for representation for a variety of injuries suffered on the premises of another. They include:
- Tripping and/or falling in potholes or cracks in the sidewalk
- Slipping, tripping and/or falling on spilled items on the floor
- Tripping and/or falling from cracked or unsafe stairs
- Inadequate supervision and/or security
Premises liability cases are wide ranging and cover a variety of areas. Sometimes, premises liability cases are based upon inadequate supervision and/or security. For example, while you are staying in a hotel, the owners of that hotel owe you a duty to protect and ensure your safety. Liability may be assessed against the owner if you are injured as a result of broken or inadequate locks on hotel rooms, poor and/or failed security systems and/or negligent maintenance of the hotel’s property. Moreover, if your personal property is lost or stolen due to the negligence of the hotel, then the owner could be liable to you for those damages as well.
If you believe you have a potential premises liability cases, call the law office of Bellon & Maningo today. Call (702) 452-6299 for a free initial consultation and case evaluation. As with all personal injury claims, it is imperative that you do not wait. As will all personal injury cases, there is a limited amount of time in which to initiate a lawsuit for premises liability.
