Dangerous Premises Attorneys

What is a Dangerous Premise?

A dangerous premise is any property that has not been maintained and remains compliant with building and safety codes, or that is unsafe and puts others at risk for injury and even death. Property owners have a legal duty to maintain safe conditions for visitors, tenants, and employees.

Common Examples of Dangerous Premises

Slippery or broken flooring

Broken windows

Building code violations

Unsafe stairs or railings

Unsafe property fixtures

Negligently maintained premises

No smoke alarms or emergency exits

Lack of warning signs in dangerous areas

Inadequate lighting

No nighttime lighting or security

Dangerous Premises Victories

$1,500,000

Hot water burn at car dealership due to dangerous property conditions

$1,200,000

Medical malpractice (premises-related)

Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes.

Injured on Someone Else's Property?

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What is a Dangerous Premise?

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