Premises Liability Lawyers You Can Count On After a Property Injury

Our premises liability attorneys can still take your case if the property owner doesn’t live on-site. Ownership comes with legal duties, even for landlords or investors who manage the space from a distance. They’re responsible for making sure tenants or maintenance staff keep the property safe. If someone is injured because of poor upkeep or neglected repairs, the owner can still be held liable through their insurance or assets.

Great question. It depends on whether the property owner or manager should have known about the hazard. If a spill, broken step, exposed wire, or other hazard was left unattended long enough for a reasonable person to notice and fix it, you may still have a valid claim. Courts look at what’s considered “reasonable notice,” which means the owner had time to act but failed to. Documentation, photos, and even witness statements can strengthen your case and show that negligence played a role.

Yes. Property injury attorneys often manage both personal injury and property damage claims that stem from unsafe conditions. If your belongings were damaged in an accident (like a collapsed ceiling, structural failure, fire caused by negligence, etc.) you can include those losses in your claim. Our attorneys understand how to calculate both the physical and financial impact of the event, making sure that your recovery covers all areas of harm.