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Premises Liability
Premises liability cases most often arise from accidents caused by dangerous and defective conditions at the premises. If you have been injured on someone else’s property, you may be able to hold the owner responsible through a premises liability claim. You will need to establish the negligence of the property owner.
Negligence may be established by demonstrating that the owner knew, or reasonably should have known, about the dangerous condition, and the owner failed to repair it or warn visitors about it. If you believe you were injured because an owner negligently failed to keep their premises safe, contact us immediately.
Types of Premises Liability Cases The Edwards Firm LLP Handles:
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Slip/trip and fall
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Falling debris
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Failure to install window guards
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Inadequate security
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Uneven sidewalk
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Dog bite
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School accidents
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Building/structure collapse
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Elevator and escalator accidents
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Carbon monoxide poisoning
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Explosion and fire accidents
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Electrocution accidents
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Drowning
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