Typical Premises Liability Cases

When you are visiting a friend, shopping at your favorite store, or working on another person’s property, you should not have to fear that the property owner’s negligence will result in your injury. Yet this is an unsettlingly common occurrence. Premises liability law holds that property owners are legally liable for the physical, emotional, and financial harm that befalls guests in their dwelling or place of business.

If you have been injured on poorly maintained property, it may appropriate to seek financial compensation to address medical expenses and other damages you have suffered. Contact the experienced Charleston premises liability lawyers of the Steinberg Law Firm at 843-720-2800 to speak with a skilled and experienced attorney about your potential case.

Common Causes for a Civil Action

The range of different hazards that may expose visitors to the risk of injury is almost endless. Common causes for a civil action associated with premises liability include:

• Roof collapse
• Outdoor hazards such as wells, creeks, or pits
• Uneven floor or sidewalks
• Spills or clutter that has not been cleaned
• Poorly maintained or installed machinery
• Exposed wiring

Dangers like these can put unsuspecting guests in harm’s way. If you or a member of your family has been the victim of a negligent property owner or manager, you may be interested in seeking repayment for your medical bills and other losses.

Contact Us

Our firm is committed to helping you to hold a negligent property owner accountable for the harm that has befallen you. Contact the Charleston personal injury lawyers of the Steinberg Law Firm at 843-720-2800.