Anatomy Of A Premises Liability Case
Unfortunately, we often hear about cases of individuals getting hurt on the property of others. These are known as premises liability cases, which arise when an individual is injured on someone else's property due to a hazardous condition that the owner failed to address. The outcomes of these cases can significantly impact...
Who Is Liable For An Accident In A Restaurant?
Have you ever witnessed a situation where a patron trips on a poorly visible or lit-up step when entering the door or going to their table in a restaurant? Or has this exact scenario happened to you? To claim compensation, the patron must prove that the restaurant staff knew about the poorly lit...
Steps to Take After a Slip and Fall Accident
A slip-and-fall accident can happen anywhere and to anyone. Knowing the immediate steps to protect your or a loved one’s health and legal rights is helpful if you or a loved one have suffered a slip and fall accident in Georgia. The following initial actions can significantly impact the outcome of...
Open and Obvious Hazards In Slip and Fall Cases
Slip and fall cases represent a significant area of personal injury law, highlighting the dangers present in everyday environments. These incidents can occur anywhere, from wet grocery store floors to uneven sidewalks in public parks. They often result from negligence, such as inadequate maintenance or failure to warn of potential...
Why You Need An Attorney For Your Premises Liability Case
Premises liability is a legal concept in tort law that places responsibility on property owners for injuries that occur on their property due to unsafe or defective conditions. Common premises liability cases can include slip and fall accidents, inadequate building security leading to injury or assault, dog bites, and swimming...
When Is A Business Owner Responsible For A Slip And Fall On Their Property?
In Georgia, as in other jurisdictions, specific responsibilities are placed on business owners concerning slip and fall incidents to ensure their premises are kept safe. Liability of business owners is rooted in premises liability law, which mandates that business owners must keep their property reasonably safe for visitors and promptly address...