Premises Liability
When you visit someone else’s property, you have a right to expect that the premises are safe. This includes when you shop at the mall, when you are eating at a restaurant or even when you are at your own apartment. According to Connecticut laws, most property owners have an obligation to keep their premises free from hazards, conduct regular maintenance checks to ensure safety and resolve any known hazards in a timely manner. If they do not take these steps and you are injured as a result, they can be held liable.
Premises liability cases can be challenging to win, but they are not impossible. If you have a valid claim and the right legal counsel, securing fair compensation can be a realistic goal. At Ganim Legal, P.C., our job is to help you reach that goal.
Our law firm has a strong focus on personal injury cases, including those involving accidents on others’ property. We are prepared to help resolve a wide range of premises liability matters, including those involving:
- Slip-and-falls and trip-and-falls
- Parking lot and sidewalk accidents
- Mall and retail store accidents
- Hotel and restaurant accidents
- Apartment complex accidents
- Elevator and escalator accidents
- Swimming pool accidents
- Negligent security leading to assault
- Accidents in private homes
- Dog bites and animal attacks
- Faulty maintenance
- Broken stairs
- Roof collapses
- Falling merchandise
After your property accident, it is important to contact a slip-and-fall injury attorney as soon as you can. Business owners have been known to quickly remove hazards or make repairs to protect themselves from insurance increases. As your legal counsel, we will take prompt action to investigate the accident and secure vital evidence. This can include speaking to witnesses or store employees, reviewing police reports, taking photographs, viewing video footage and reviewing maintenance records.
When you work with us, we will do everything in our power to prove that the property owner knew about the hazard but did nothing to fix it or should have known about the hazard through regular checks of the premises. We will also work to show that even with a reasonable amount of care, any guest or visitor would have been injured in the same manner as you.
Learn more about how our lawyers can work for you. Contact us at 203-864-6625 for a free consultation today. We will give you an honest assessment of your case and provide options for moving forward.