Yes, you can sue someone if you suffered an injury on their property, but you must prove that the landowner was negligent and that their negligence directly caused your injury. If you sustain an injury […]
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Those who slip and fall due to someone else’s negligent behavior can often sue for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and other damages resulting from the fall. It’s not always clear whether negligence—a failure to […]
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There are many types of premises liability accidents—much can go wrong when property owners fail to protect visitors. Slip and falls, trip and falls, swimming pool accidents, electrocution accidents, assaults and other traumatic experiences (often […]
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Unfortunately, injuries on someone else’s property happen far too often. Although accidents can be unavoidable, you may know that what happened to you was preventable and caused by the careless or reckless actions of the […]
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After a slip and fall accident in another person’s home, you may wonder about receiving compensation from their homeowner’s insurance. This is an important question that you can find the answer to in the following […]
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Slip and fall accidents rank among the most common property accidents. When you slip and fall on another party’s premises, you must know who you can hold liable for the accident and your injuries to […]
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Did someone attack and injure you in a parking garage? Do you face mounting medical bills, lost income, and other expenses related to your injury? If so, you can sue to recover compensation for these […]
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In the bustling aisles of a Walmart store, where shoppers weave through towering shelves of goods, unforeseen accidents can occur in the blink of an eye. A routine shopping trip can quickly turn into a […]
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Imagine turning down the condiment aisle at the grocery store to grab some ketchup, not noticing the broken jar of pickles in front of you. You slip and fall on the mess, landing hard on […]
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Recovering financial compensation for a slip and fall accident requires proof of negligence in most cases. Unless your accident was the result of a product defect (i.e., you slipped and fell on a defective flooring […]
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