When someone invites you into their store, home, office, job site or workplace, the assumption is that the property owner has done everything they can to keep guests safe.
But if you get hurt because they allowed dangerous conditions on their property, the owner should be held accountable for causing you harm. Their negligence may mean you have a personal injury claim for compensation.
If you’re in Fort Wayne or anywhere in Northeast Indiana or Central Indiana, the premises liability lawyers at Fletcher Van Gilder can support you through the process, helping you pursue financial relief.
Whether you slipped and fell in a hospital or got hurt by falling inventory in a store, if a property owner knows a hazard exists and does nothing, they could be held liable for your injuries.
These aren’t easy claims to make. You’ll need significant evidence to prove that a property owner knowingly endangered people.
The FVG team of personal injury lawyers knows what it takes to help you make your case. We’ll work with you to hold negligent parties responsible for the injuries you suffered.
Don’t make a statement to an insurance company. Don’t automatically accept the first settlement offer they send.
Contact an experienced Fort Wayne premises liability attorney about your case first.
No fee until you win compensation.
Types of Premises Liability Cases in Indiana
Premises liability law encompasses any type of case where a property owner should have kept people on their property safe but didn’t.
It’s not just property owners who could be held liable. Someone leasing a property or occupying it could be considered negligent in an injury.
Common kinds of premises liability cases include:
- Slip and fall accidents caused by wet floors, cluttered aisles or any other hazard
- Injuries caused by falling objects
- Exposure to toxic fumes or chemicals
- Exposure to electrical wires
- Swimming pool accidents
- Elevator and escalator accidents
- Injuries around construction or renovation sites
- Stairwell accidents caused by broken stairs, missing handrails or poor maintenance
- Poor security
- Dog bites
Whether you were injured in a school, parking lot, store, hotel, restaurant, medical facility, office building or other private property, you deserve compensation if a property owner’s negligence caused you harm.
Our Indiana premises liability lawyers will work with you to build a convincing case and hold all liable parties accountable.
Start with a FREE case consultation.