Premises
Liability Attorney
Property owners and management groups are held to certain local, state, and federal standards. While such standards vary in different places, primary facets of these laws contend that the land and buildings occupying it must be safe. When accidents/injuries occur at a premise which fails to maintain their standards, the owner and/or management may be held liable for any damages incurred
At Colony Law, we understand the severe consequences that these accidents may cause. Injuries may be temporary or permanent and severe. Our decorated lawyers have dedicated themselves to holding these property owners accountable for their negligence, allowing you to recover full compensation for your losses.
If you or a loved one were injured due to the negligence of another, now is the time to take legal action. Our expert team of attorneys will recover compensation not only for medical expenses, but also for future rehabilitation, pain and suffering, disability and disfigurement, lost wages, and diminished future earnings.
Colony Law’s team is readily available to speak about your case and answer any of your questions. To speak with our experienced attorneys, call us today at (310) 882-6336 for a consultation.
How to file a personal injury claim?
At the base of any successful personal injury claim is a definitive form of proof that liability lies in the hands of the other party. As your representatives, Colony Law will seek evidence that supports your claim, including police reports, photos, video/surveillance, witness testimonies, etc. The elements of negligence are as follows:
- The defendant owed a duty of care to the plaintiff;
- The defendant breached that legal duty by failing to act as any reasonable person would in similar circumstances;
- The plaintiff was injured as a direct result of the defendant’s breach of duty.
What are some common premise liability causes and injuries?
Common premise liability accident causes include:
- Building code violations
- Missing guardrails or fencing
- Obstructed walkways
- Lack of security
- Poor construction
- Staircase accidents
Common premise liability injuries include:
- Broken bones
- Burns
- Ligament injuries
- Neck injuries
- Shock and electrocution
- Slip and fall cases
- Spinal cord injuries
Why do you need a premise liability lawyer?
Seek the legal counsel of an experienced personal injury attorney from Colony Law to effectively maximize your potential for compensation. We want you and your family to focus on recovery while we secure justice as your representatives. We will handle the entire legal process, from A to Z. The statute of limitations that a victim has to file their personal injury claim is typically 2 years from the date of the accident. However, there are several complicating factors that may lengthen or shorten this time frame. For this reason, it is imperative that you speak with a legal professional from our firm right away. For a free, no-obligation consultation with one of our expert attorneys, contact Colony Law today at (310) 882-6336.