Personal Injury
Premises Liability
Including slip-and-fall accidents
If you've been injured on someone else's property, you may be entitled to recover under a premises liability claim, which often arises when a slip-and-fall occurs. Under California law, every property owner must maintain their premises in a safe condition — either free of hazards or with adequate warning of them. Failure to do so can subject the owner to liability for injuries. Premises liability claims apply most often to municipalities, business owners, and homeowners.
The most common type of premises liability case involves a slip-and-fall in a grocery store, shopping mall, airport, restaurant, nightclub or bar, sidewalk, or on an escalator or elevator.
We handle premises liability cases on contingency — no fee unless we win, and we advance all costs along the way. Your consultation is with an attorney, not a paralegal, and it's free.
California generally gives you two years from the date of injury to file a claim — but evidence disappears fast. Don't wait to call.