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Premises Liability Attorneys

Our experienced personal injury attorneys have handled hundreds of premises liability cases

stairsWhen someone is injured on another's property, they may have a "premises liability" case. Premises liability is an area of personal injury law that encompasses all types of unsafe conditions on a property, from spilled liquids on a floor to stairs or balconies that are in disrepair.  Owners of stores, malls, office buildings and the like are under a legal "duty of care" to ensure that their premises are free of hazards to those that enter their property.  When injuries occur there was often exposure to some dangerous condition, or lack of proper safety precautions. Property owners can be held liable.

At the injury law firm of Kogan & DiSalvo, our lawyers review surveillance / security camera footage, interview eye witnesses, and collect evidence from the accident scene in order to expose negligence on the part of business owners, property managers, contractors and others.

Contact our offices today to schedule a Free & Immediate Consultation, with no obligation. We charge no fees unless and until you recover compensation for your injuries.

Our Team of Premises Liability Attorneys can help recover money damages for your injuries

Our lawyers represent clients in premises liability cases involving many types of property owner negligence, including:

  • Exposure to toxic substances
  • Malfunctioning fire alarms
  • Locked fire exits
  • Lack of security (assault)
  • Overstocked shelves
  • Flooring or stairs in poor condition
  • Exposed electrical wiring
  • Wet or slippery floors

Attractive Nuisances - Liability and Injuries

Premises liability cases that do not involve slip and falls may include "attractive nuisances", which are cases where hazardous conditions exist that put people at risk.  Attractive nuisances involve property items or conditions that by their very nature are likely to attract children or others.  An attractive nuisance can be a swimming pool that is not properly secured, construction equipment left unattended, or an abandoned building.  When children or adults injure themselves as a result of an attractive nuisance, property owners can be held liable, even if those injured were trespassing at the time.

Dangerous Conditions

Property owners, businesses, or retailers who fail to provide a safe environment for customers / visitors can also be held liable for injuries that occur as a result of hazardous conditions on their property.  Exposed wiring, locked fire exits, broken smoke detectors, broken escalators, or inadequate personal security can cause injury and create liability on the part of property owners.

Recovering Damages for Our Clients

If you've been injured as a result of an attractive nuisance or any hazardous or harmful condition, contact the premises liability attorneys at the law offices of Kogan & DiSalvo today.  We'll provide a Free & Immediate Consultation on your case and determine how best to pursue money damages for medical expenses, lost wages and more.

The personal injury attorneys at Kogan & DiSalvo, P.A. represent clients throughout South Florida in Palm Beach and Broward counties in communities including but are not limited to: Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lantana, Lake Worth, Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee, West Palm Beach, Deerfield Beach, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, Margate, Parkland, and Fort Lauderdale.