When an individual is injured on another person’s premises and believes his or her accident was caused by the property manager or owner’s negligence, the injured party may file a premises liability claim. In order to win damages after this type of accident, the court will need to determine that the individual responsible for maintaining the premises failed to take reasonable precautions that would have prevented the accident. For example, if an individual at a restaurant slips and falls on spilled liquid on the ground, he or she may have grounds to sue the restaurant manager for not properly addressing the mess.
If you or a loved one has suffered injury on someone else’s property, you should not hesitate to contact the West Texas premises liability lawyers at the Daspit Law Firm for legal counsel. Call today at (888) 273-1045!
Determining liability in a premises liability case can be complicated, as it must be determined whether the accident was something the property manager could have or should have prevented. A premises liability attorney can investigate the circumstances and help determine liability. If it is found that the person reasonable for maintaining the premises failed to prevent, remove, or warn others about the danger, then that individual will likely be sued for damages.
Common types of premises liability cases include:
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