Generally, the answer is “yes.” The law is a very complex in this area. Whether you at a party or a delivery carrier delivering daily parcels, or are in a business with customers bustling in and out, homeowners, landowners, and business owners have a duty to those who enter their premises and its surrounding property to maintain a safe premise and surrounding environment or warn those who come to the property of known harms on the property.
A premise liability attorney can help you as an injured person recover for injury on property of another, if their acts were negligent, meaning the premises and surrounding property associated with the premises are unsafe and this is known to the owner or lessor of the property. Injuries in and on the premises of another property are common. In winter alone, slip and falls are common both on residential and commercial properties.
These are sometimes difficult cases because a property owner is entitled to a reasonable amount of time to fix unsafe conditions, such as to clear sidewalks and the area in the case of a storm. But if the owner has not taken reasonable steps or prepared for this contingency, there may be a legal claim. There are all sorts of types of premises liability cases, from trips to shocks.
Ultimately, premise liability lawyers work with you to develop the facts of your case and your legal claim and theory of recovery. An injury such as a dog bite on another’s property can be considered a premise liability matter. Therefore, knowing your rights and acting at once while the evidence is fresh (i.e., taking pictures at the location in the state it is in at the time of the accident) is critical in recovering under your case. Premise liability attorneys are the place to start if you have suffered an injury through negligence of a property owner on his or her property.
With fully developed facts and legal theories, it may reveal multiple insurance companies that may provide relief or have coverage on the property, statistically increasing the chances of recovery or increased recovery. Medical insurance companies may be involved due to injuries such as a broken bone, dog bite, burn, or cut, which may be your own insurance or under medical pay coverage of the premises owner. Additionally, homeowner’s, renter’s, or business’ insurance may also provide coverage. Having a premise liability attorney on your side can help you navigate insurance coverage and avoid a potential misstep with an insurance matter, maximizing your recovery.
Accidents in homes, offices and adjacent property occur every day, and it is important to know your legal rights and responsibilities, as the person visiting another’s premises if you are injured. Consulting with a premise liability lawyer if you have suffered an injury due to unsafe conditions on someone else’s premises or adjacent property is the first step. Time is essential. Dixon & Moseley, P.C. attorneys act as premise liability attorneys for injured parties across Indiana.
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