
When a person visits another person or business’ property, they should
be able to do so without fear of being injured by the property owner’s
negligence. Under premises liability laws in New York, business owners,
homeowners, and lessees have a legal duty to maintain their property in
a reasonably safe condition and can be held liable for personal injuries
which occur on their property.
If you have been injured on another party’s property due to their
negligent or careless acts, our
New York City personal injury lawyers at Lurie, Ilchert, MacDonnell & Ryan LLP can help you pursue fair
compensation for your losses and guard your best interests during this
difficult time.
Why choose our team of world-class advocates? Consider the following:
- More than $500 million recovered in verdicts and settlements
- Focused 100% on handling personal injury cases
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Discuss you injuries with us during a no-cost, no-obligation consultation.
What Duty Do Property Owners Owe Visitors & Employees?
Under New York State law, property owners owe a duty of care to search
their property for potential hazards and must make a reasonable effort
to fix the issue or ensure its presence is well known to visitors to protect
them from injury. While it is impossible to prevent every accident, property
owners are expected to act prudently and take reasonable precautions.
This can include performing routine safety inspections and completing
maintenance as needed. Failure to seek out hazards or knowingly putting
off repairs can cause visitors and workers to be injured and will give
them the right to pursue recompense.
Our attorneys are equipped to handle all kinds of premises liability cases,
including:
In order to prevail in a premises liability case, you must be able to show that:
- You were lawfully on the property, or the owner knew you were trespassing
on the property
- The property owner was negligent in dealing with the unsafe condition
- The negligence caused you injury
Premises liability claims may stem from incidents occurring nearly anywhere,
including grocery stores, apartment complexes, shopping malls, commercial
facilities, private homes, and nightclubs.
Powerful Advocacy with Zero Risk
Nobody should be left to deal with the aftermath of an accident caused
by a property owner’s wrongdoing on their own. At Lurie, Ilchert,
MacDonnell & Ryan LLP, our knowledgeable New York City personal injury
attorneys are prepared to go the distance in pursuit of compensation for
your medical bills, lost wages, rehabilitation costs, and pain and suffering
– regardless of your financial situation.
In fact, we choose to accept our cases on a
contingency fee basis, meaning that unless we are successful on your behalf, you will not pay
us a cent. You have been through enough. Let our NYC injury lawyers carry
the legal burden so you can focus on getting back on your feet as quickly
as possible.
Take the first step towards seeking justice by
calling our office today at (646) 461-4009.