Premises liability refers to the responsibility a property owner has for injuries that occur to others on their property. It includes accidents that happen to authorized people on commercial, private, or public land. Common premises liability cases involve trip/slip and falls, dog bites, burn accidents, and incidents at amusement parks. Victims can seek compensation for medical bills, lost wages, therapy costs, disability, pain and suffering, and emotional distress. Various types of accidents are known to occur at residences, offices, stores, hospitals, parking lots, sports arenas, nursing homes, and apartment complexes. The document recommends contacting an experienced premises liability law firm for legal assistance with a claim.

1. What Is “Premises Liability”?

2. Premises liability is the term that refers to
the responsibility a person owes to another
person who is either injured or killed on his
property. It includes almost anything that
can happen to a person who is legally on a
property that belongs to another individual,
whether the property is commercial, private
or public.

3. Some of the most complicated types of premises
liability cases, including:
Trip/slip and falls Dog Bite Burn Accidents Amusement
Park Accidents

4. Potential Compensation for Premises
Liability Victims
Related medical and hospital bills, both past and future
Loss of wages
Therapy or rehabilitation costs
Loss of future earning capacity
Permanent disability
Pain and suffering
Emotional and mental anguish

5. Common Types of Accidents on different
types of property
● Residence
● Office buildings
● Grocery stores
● Hospitals
● Parking structures
● Sports arenas
● Nursing homes
● Apartment complexes

6. The most important step in handling
your premises liability claim is to
contact a prominent law firm that
knows how to successfully handle
these types of cases. For more
information or to consult with one of
our experienced New York personal
injury attorneys, please call Gersowitz
Libo & Korek, P.C. at 1-800-529-9997.
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New York
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