Palm Beach County Premises Liability Attorneys
At the law offices of Kogan & DiSalvo, our lawyers review surveillance / security camera footage, interview eyewitnesses, and collect evidence from a slip and fall accident scene in order to expose negligence on the part of stores, businesses, parking garages, and retailers. Contact our offices today to schedule a consultation and discuss how we can help you. Premises Liability Injuries Our offices represents clients in premises liability cases involving many types of property owner negligence, including:
Attractive Nuisance - Liability and Injuries Premises liability cases that do not involve slip and falls include attractive nuisance cases and hazardous conditions 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 private swimming pool that is not properly secured, construction equipment left unattended, or an abandoned building. When children or others 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 and patrons 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 all create liability for property owners when injuries happen as a result. Recovering Damages for Our Clients If you've been injured as a result of an attractive nuisance or hazardous condition, contact premises liability attorneys at the law offices of Kogan & DiSalvo today. We'll evaluate your case and determine how best to proceed to ensure you recover damages for your medical expenses and lost wages. |


Premises liability encompasses such matters as unsafe building conditions, design or structural flaws, dangerous conditions on property or other property problems that cause injuries. Retail stores, places of business, and property owners are under a legal "duty of care" to ensure their premises are free of hazards to those that enter their buildings or onto their property. When injuries occur due to disrepair, exposure to dangerous conditions, or lack of proper safety precautions, property owners can be held liable.