Premises Liability

When a business owner fails to keep their premises safe and free of dangerous conditions, they may be liable for injuries resulting from their negligence. This is true for all types of public settings including restaurants, office buildings, retail establishments, banks, nightclubs, shopping malls and parking lots. We have provided some examples of dangerous conditions may include but are not limited to:

• Poor and inadequate lighting

• Objects falling from high shelves

• Slippery or uneven floors and rugs

• Missing warning signs

• Faulty stairs and railings

Injuries Due to Hazardous Premises Conditions

Just because an accident or injury occurred on store premises doesn’t mean the business is automatically responsible. However, our premises liability lawyers will investigate what you may be entitled to compensation for medical bills, lost wages, physical impairment and pain and suffering. The initial claims made against the retail establishments may be ignored or outright denied, but The Porter Law Firm, PLLC will continue to fight for your rights. The initial claims often encounter these types of problems even if the damages are significant and there is clear liability. Many individuals simply give up without seeking the help of experienced legal counsel. If you’ve been injured on the premises of a business or other individual, The Porter Law Firm, PLLC can help. We will be happy to evaluate your case absolutely free. Generally, injury cases are accepted on a contingency basis, which means you pay nothing unless you actually recover. Our fee is computed before costs or expenses are subtracted from any recovery. Find out how The Porter Law Firm, PLLC can help in your case. We will be happy to evaluate your case absolutely free. Generally, injury cases are accepted on a contingency basis, which means you pay nothing unless you actually recover. Our fee is computed before the costs or expenses from the case are subtracted from any recovery. Call Us.