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Chapter Five · Premises Liability No Fee Unless We Win

Slipped.
Fell.
Compensated.

Someone owned the property. Someone chose not to fix the hazard, warn about it, or secure the premises. Then you got hurt. California premises liability law says the owner answers for it. We make that happen.

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Where Premises Fail

Common · Not Ordinary
01
Slip & Trip & Fall

Wet floors, broken tile, uneven walkways, poorly lit stairwells, ice-rink grocery aisles.

02
Inadequate Security

Parking lots, apartment complexes, bars, hotels. Assaults that happened because security was absent or understaffed.

03
Dog Bites

California is a strict-liability state. The owner pays. Homeowners or renters insurance usually funds the claim.

04
Dangerous Conditions

Loose railings, missing handrails, collapsed ceilings, falling merchandise, broken escalators.

05
Swimming Pool & Drowning

Unfenced pools, missing safety equipment, supervision failures at hotels, apartments, and public pools.

06
Retail & Hotel Injuries

Target, Costco, Ralphs, Marriott, Airbnb. Injuries at chain businesses, treated like the big cases they are.

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FAQ

Answers we give every week
How long do I have to file?+
Generally two years from the date of the injury. Shorter for claims against government entities (six months). Photos, incident reports, and witness contact info are perishable, so start early.
Do I have a case if I did not see the hazard?+
Maybe. The question is whether a reasonable person in the property owner's position should have known and fixed it. Notice can be actual or constructive. We investigate that.
Dog bite, but the owner is a friend. Now what?+
The claim is against their homeowners or renters insurance policy, not their personal finances. Most clients are relieved to hear this. Friendship usually survives the claim.
What about inadequate security for a crime that happened to me?+
If the property owner had notice of prior similar crimes and failed to implement reasonable security, there is a case. Most apartment and commercial property owners have coverage for this exposure.
What if I was partly at fault for not paying attention?+
California is a comparative fault state. Partial fault reduces recovery proportionally, it does not bar it. We minimize that exposure in the case we present.

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