A premises liability case mainly involves slip and fall accidents, right?

No. A premises liability case do not solely involve trip, slip and fall situations. A premises liability case can involve many other situations. Other events that can be included in a premises liability case include: faulty smoke detector: poor quality of fencing or no fencing used to protect from hazardous areas; defective railings; criminal conduct on the property; and electrocutions or burns.

Other Premises Liability FAQs:

• A premises liability case mainly involves slip and fall accidents, right?
• Does a premises liability claim only deal with someone tripping, slipping and falling?
• I slipped and fell at the store. Why do I need a lawyer?
• I slipped on the stairs of my co-worker’s house and hit my head. The doctor says I have a concussion and need to stay in hospital for a while. Can I recover compensation for my injuries?
• If I slip in a puddle of liquid in a store, or other location, would that be considered a premises liability claim?
• What do I need to prove to be successful in a premises liability claim?
• Who is typically held responsible for a premises liability claim?