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Premises Liability
Suing Landlords for Falling Down Stairs
Those who live in apartment buildings, duplexes, or anywhere else with communal stairs rely on their landlords to keep those stairs clear and safe for regular traversal. If a resident trips or slips and falls down the stairs and sustains an injury, they may have grounds for a lawsuit against their landlord. When Are Landlords…
Read MoreCan You Sue Your Landlord for Mold?
The dangers of mold plague the homes of renters across the US. Mold can appear as several types of fungus—most of which can cause serious health problems in humans when inhaled or ingested. When landlords fail to remove mold or maintain a mold-averse environment in their properties, they may be held liable for negligence in…
Read MoreCommon Premises Liability Lawsuits in New York City
A premise liability lawsuit is the means provided by the justice system to address injuries caused by property-related accidents, for which the injured party is not to blame. This type of lawsuit allows accident victims to receive compensation for damages that may include medical bills, lost wages, disability, and pain and suffering. 6 Most Common…
Read MoreThe Difference Between “Trip” vs “Slip” and Fall Accidents
Every year, over 52,000 people are hospitalized because of slipping or tripping on hazards. Most of the time, these accidents are preventable. In many such cases, it’s possible to file a “trip and fall” or “slip and fall” lawsuit to collect compensation for damages. Many injured victims do not know the difference between a “trip”…
Read MoreSlip & Falls in New York Grocery Stores
In New York, most falls in grocery stores occur due to the negligence of grocery store owners. In these cases, a premises liability attorney may be able to help victims recover the compensation needed for medical costs, lost wages and other damages relating to their injuries. What is a Slip & Fall Accident? Slip and…
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