FAQs Category: Lawrenceville Premises Liability

Many different types of accidents can happen on premises that are owned by another person or entity. The most common premises accident is a slip and fall accident. These accidents can occur both indoors and outdoors and often result when a premises owner or occupier fails to maintain the premises properly and keep it clean, safe, […]

Generally speaking, premises owners have a duty to maintain their properties in a reasonably safe condition for visitors. When they breach this duty of care and a visitor to the premises suffers an injury, any lawsuit can name the premises owner or operator as liable. The premises owner does not owe the same duty of care to […]

If you sustained an injury on someone else’s premises, you have a period of two years from the date of the incident to file a lawsuit against the premises’ owner. Given this relatively short period of time,  do not delay when it comes to taking legal action against a premises owner. If you do not […]

Premises accidents can lead to severe injuries, including broken bones and fractures. If an individual slips and falls on the premises and strikes their head, it’s possible the victim will suffer one or more traumatic head and brain injuries. If the accident victim lands on their back, the accident victim can suffer a serious spinal cord […]