Slip-And-Fall

Injuries On Another’s Property

Property owners who invite the public in, such as the owners of retail stores and apartment buildings, have a duty to maintain a safe premises for the people they invite onto the property. That duty includes monitoring the safety of the property and taking any needed action in a reasonable time frame. Even if the property owner was unaware of the hazard, he or she may be responsible if he or she should have known about it.

When property owners fail to maintain a safe premises and someone is injured, they need to be held accountable for how that failure on their part has injured that person.

Slip-and-fall and trip-and-fall accidents can happen because of a wide range of circumstances:

• Spilled produce
• Spilled liquids
• Unsecured entrance mats
• Broken pavement
• Uneven or broken stairs
• Insufficient lighting

Were You Injured Due To Inadequate Security?

Property owners can also be responsible for injuries caused by inadequate security. An example would be an apartment owner who knows there is a crime risk in the neighborhood fails to adequately maintain exterior doors and locks. If someone is assaulted on the property, the owner of the building should be held accountable for that person’s injuries.

More Than 35 Years’ Experience Helping People Fight For The Compensation They Deserve

Since 1980, Todd M. Berk has been offering his help to those who have been injured on the property of another. He offers skilled and experienced personal injury representation. He knows what it takes to build the strong cases people need to obtain the compensation they deserve. This can mean conducting thorough investigations into maintenance records, surveillance camera footage and other types of evidence as well as presenting a clear picture of the injuries you suffered, the impact they have had on your life and what you will need to recover.

Learn more about how we have been able to help people by reviewing our Testimonials page.

Slip-And-Fall Lawyer Serving Philadelphia And The Greater Southeastern Pennsylvania Region

Turn to Berk Law for the experienced help you need after being injured on the property of another. To schedule an initial consultation, call 215-989-4187 or contact us online.

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