Were You Injured On Someone Else’s Property?
Property owners have a duty to keep their property safe and free from hazards. If you are hurt on someone else’s property as a result of unsafe conditions, you could be entitled to compensation for your injuries. This area of personal injury law is known as premises liability.
Our award-winning litigators bring vast knowledge and experience to the table when we represent people injured on dangerous premises. We have been featured in the Personal Injury Hall of Fame by the Connecticut Law Tribune, and have been recognized in other ways by other organizations of our peers in the legal profession. We will gladly review your case at no charge when we hear from you by email or by phone at 860-856-8361.
Our Plaintiffs’ Lawyers Are On Your Side
The Hartford, Connecticut, law firm of Brignole, Bush & Lewis is dedicated to representing people who have been injured through no fault of their own. Our lawyers have a strong track record of success in this area of the law.
Property owners who are negligent or unresponsive to complaints about unsafe conditions need to be held accountable, and injured people need assistance with medical bills, lost wage replacement, and pain and suffering. A well-executed premises liability claim or lawsuit can bring the necessary support to someone recovering from a fall, an explosion, an animal attack or an assault.
What Exactly Is Premises Liability?
Because it encompasses a variety of situations and incidents, premises liability can be a difficult concept to grasp. If you think you may have a premises liability claim but are unsure, contact our veteran attorneys for a free consultation and case evaluation.
Some examples of premises liability cases can include:
- Slip-and-fall injury cases, which could occur due to slippery conditions inside a retail store, for example, or due to an icy sidewalk; you could also get hurt by tripping and falling due to uneven pavement, an improperly set up display at a store, or some other hazard
- Explosions resulting in burn injuries and more
- Dog bite injuries, for which both property owners and dogs’ owners may be liable
- An assault injury in a parking garage, nightclub or bar due to negligent security
How You Can Help Yourself First
You should seek medical attention right away in these cases.
Also, if possible, try to record the details of your accident – where it happened, names of witnesses, and other facts to help bolster your injury claim or lawsuit.
For best results, get a personal injury lawyer on your case as soon as possible, before valuable evidence such as video surveillance footage becomes difficult or impossible to retrieve.
We Are Ready To Help
Contact our attorneys today for a free consultation about your premises liability case. Call us at 860-856-8361. You can also complete and submit your information via our online contact form.