Did the property owner give you a warning about any hazards in their premises prior to entering their home? If not, then they could be held liable for allowing visitors to step into an unsafe environment. Here are some common factors that have led a victim to file a premises liability claim against a property owner:

• Broken and uneven steps,
• Damaged flooring,
• Lack of lighting,
• lack of guard rails
• lack of maintenance
• Defective electric wiring,
• Water leaks or flooding,
• Wet and slippery surface
• Toxic fumes or chemicals.

If a property owner had notice of these dangerous conditions on their property and did nothing to remove or fix the issue, then they can be held accountable for the victim’s injuries.

If you have sustained injuries as a result of a premises liability accident, our skilled premises liability attorneys at The Abel Firm can help you recover compensation for the losses you have suffered, including medical bills, property damage, lost wages, and pain and suffering.