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| Dangerous Property |
"slip and fall" or "premises liability" lawsuits may be
caused by any kind of unsafe or dangerous condition on
the property of another.
The conditions may be caused by a defect in the
construction or maintenance of the property where an
injury occurs, or brought about by a change in
environmental conditions which make an already
dangerous condition worse.
caused by any kind of unsafe or dangerous condition on
the property of another.
The conditions may be caused by a defect in the
construction or maintenance of the property where an
injury occurs, or brought about by a change in
environmental conditions which make an already
dangerous condition worse.
Richard Sindell and Associates handles premises cases including
injuries and death from negligent snow and ice removal, defective or
inadequate lighting, failure to warn of dangerous conditions on the
property, improperly maintained equipment, improperly maintained
furniture or furnishings, dog attacks, uncovered ditches, open holes on
the property, broken or poorly maintained stairways, foreign
substances on the ground, swimming pool injuries, and many other
types of dangerous conditions on a premises that the property owner
fails to barricade, warn of, or otherwise correct.
A landowner or manager of property has a duty to use reasonable care
to maintain the premises in a safe condition, and a duty to use
reasonable care to learn of the existence of any dangerous or unsafe
conditions on his premises that could cause harm to anyone. The
property owner or manager also has a duty to warn of those conditions
that he knows about or should know about, through the exercise of
reasonable care.
If you have been injured as a result of a dangerous condition of
property, and someone is not taking responsibility, call Sindell and
Associates and let us discuss your case with you.
injuries and death from negligent snow and ice removal, defective or
inadequate lighting, failure to warn of dangerous conditions on the
property, improperly maintained equipment, improperly maintained
furniture or furnishings, dog attacks, uncovered ditches, open holes on
the property, broken or poorly maintained stairways, foreign
substances on the ground, swimming pool injuries, and many other
types of dangerous conditions on a premises that the property owner
fails to barricade, warn of, or otherwise correct.
A landowner or manager of property has a duty to use reasonable care
to maintain the premises in a safe condition, and a duty to use
reasonable care to learn of the existence of any dangerous or unsafe
conditions on his premises that could cause harm to anyone. The
property owner or manager also has a duty to warn of those conditions
that he knows about or should know about, through the exercise of
reasonable care.
If you have been injured as a result of a dangerous condition of
property, and someone is not taking responsibility, call Sindell and
Associates and let us discuss your case with you.
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