Yes, building owners and managers have a duty to comply with local building codes. The building codes specify a certain level of illumination for common areas. If they are in violation of that, that’s per se negligence or negligence on its...
That’s a very broad question. However, there are very specific answers to that question and they are codified as building and safety codes. A business owner or manager has a duty to comply with those codes to keep people...
A negligent security claim is an injury to an individual as a result of a property owner or manager, having a dangerous condition that they either knew about or should have known about and they failed to correct. For example, if a person is extremely violent and has a...
Negligent security is when the owner or manager of a property does not exercise a reasonable level of care to keep the property safe. For example, if you go into a business and you’re injured and it’s a result of an unsafe and unreasonably unsafe...
It’s possible to sue the owner of a property where you were injured if it’s a result of their negligence. For example, if the owner of a property violates building codes, for example, has insufficient lighting or unsafe condition on their property, they...
The good news is personal injury attorneys generally work on a contingency basis. What that means is even if you’re suing a Fortune 500 company or an individual who’s extremely wealthy, you don’t have to worry about fighting someone who has...
