Premise
Premises liability law holds property owners, businesses, landlords, and government entities responsible for injuries that occur on their property due to unsafe conditions. Whether you were hurt at a store, an apartment complex, a public park, or a private residence, California law entitles you to full compensation when negligent property maintenance caused your injury.
What we Recover For You
Medical Expenses
Emergency care, surgery, hospitalization, and future treatment
Lost Income
Wages lost during recovery and reduced future earning capacity.
Pain and Suffering
Physical pain and emotional trauma compensation
Permanent Disability
Loss of function, mobility, or enjoyment of life.
Rehabilitation
Ongoing physical therapy, counseling, and specialist care
Punitive Damages
Additional awards when negligence is especially reckless or willful
Common Slip & Fall Locations:
- Retail Stores – Wet floors, cluttered aisles, poor lighting
- Restaurants – Spills, slippery kitchen areas, uneven flooring
- Parking Lots – Potholes, uneven pavement, poor maintenance
- Apartment Complexes – Broken stairs, inadequate lighting, unmarked hazards
- Office Buildings – Loose carpeting, wet lobbies, construction hazards
- Sidewalks – Cracked concrete, tree roots, snow and ice
- Hotels – Pool areas, bathrooms, parking structures
- Shopping Malls – Escalators, food courts, restroom facilities
Common Premises Locations We Handle
🏪 Retail Stores
Supermarkets, big-box stores, and shopping centers with hazardous floor conditions or poor maintenance
🏠 Apartment Complexes
Landlord negligence — broken stairs, faulty wiring, mold, inadequate lighting, or unsecured entryways
🏨 Hotels & Resorts
Pool areas, bathrooms, parking structures, lobbies, and guest room hazards at hospitality properties
🏗️ Construction Sites
Passersby and visitors injured by falling debris, open excavations, or unsecured construction zones
🏫 Schools & Parks
Public and private school grounds, playgrounds, and parks with unsafe equipment or conditions
🏢 Office Buildings
Corporate lobbies, parking garages, elevators, and common areas with maintenance failures
Proving Your Premise Case:
- The property owner owed you a duty of care as a visitor or invitee
- The owner knew (or should have known) about the dangerous condition
- They failed to fix the hazard or provide adequate warning
- That failure directly caused your injuries and damages
Evidence We Gather:
- Security & surveillance camera footage
- Incident & maintenance reports
- Witness statements
- Property inspection records
- Expert testimony on safety code violations
- Scene photographs
- Prior complaint records showing the owner knew
- Medical records
⏰ Government Property? Act Even Faster
If you were injured on government-owned property (a public sidewalk, school, or park), California law requires you to file a government tort claim within just 6 months of the incident — far shorter than the standard 2-year limit. Contact us immediately so we don’t miss this critical deadline.
Injured in a Property? Property owners and managers have a legal duty to keep their premises safe. When they fail, we hold them accountable.