New York City Premises Liability Lawyer
Protecting Victims of Slip & Fall, Dog Bites, Food Poisoning and More
The law requires that premises are maintained to a standard that is safe for those who use or visit them. This applies to private, residential, commercial and government premises and includes both indoor and outdoor areas. Where this law is violated, the party responsible for the premises - whether it be a landlord, manager, management company, or other - may be sued for damages. Examples of factors that may cause injury and be grounds for a suit include:
- Slippery surfaces
- Uneven flooring or walking surfaces
- Holes in the ground or cement walking areas
- Obstructed pathways or exits
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Poorly built or maintained stairs, escalators or
elevators
- Electrical hazards
- Dangerous chemicals
- Malfunctioning equipment
- Dangerous sidewalks
- Dangerous pets / dog bites
- Lack of security or insufficient security
- Lack of warning of hazardous conditions
Determining Your Legal Approach
If you have been injured on another's property, contact a New York City personal injury attorney right away. Do not assume that there is no legal liability on behalf of the property manager; a lawyer experienced in such matters will be able to identify this where it exists. At
HKPD, we will act swiftly to determine the best course of action in your case, to investigate as needed and procure evidence to support your claim. Even in cases where there are no legal grounds for a premises liability suit, there may be a case for a
product liability suit.
Our firm offers a free consultation so that you may have a chance to have your questions answered and find out how we can help you. We also work on a contingency fee basis, which means there is no cost to you unless and until your case won. Whether you have been injured in a swimming pool accident, at an amusement park, due to
food poisoning or in a
slip,
trip & fall accident, our firm is prepared to help today.
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Contact a New York City premises liability lawyer
for advice as to your options if you have been injured on another's property.