Category Archives: Premises Liability
Indoor Ski Park Accidents
What better way to beat the summer heat in New Jersey than by heading indoors for winter sports? Going ice skating on the lake in the winter is not for the faint of heart, even when it appears to be frozen solid; it is better to go to the ice-skating rink, skate until you… Read More »
Purple Paint Laws
It’s generally known that premises liability laws protect you when you get injured at a place of business. The example that law students usually learn about first is a customer slipping and falling on a wet floor in a supermarket, but the application of premises liability laws is broader than that. For example, some… Read More »
Avoid These 5 Mistakes When Filing a New Jersey Slip-And-Fall Claim
A property owner who does not maintain their premises or is otherwise negligent with it and, as a result, the property is unsafe can be liable to pay for the damages sustained by individuals injured on the property. Slip-and-fall injury claims, or premises liability claims, happen when hazards exist on a property that a… Read More »
Conditions Most Likely To Cause Slip And Fall Accidents
Slip and fall events in the United States lead to more than eight million people requiring treatment in hospital emergency rooms across the country, reports the National Floor Safety Institute. Slip and fall incidents can cause a lot more damage to the human body than just scrapes and bumps. And, for specific demographics like… Read More »
Premises Liability And Attractive Nuisance Laws: What You Should Know
If you get hurt on someone else’s property because of an unreasonable hazard or risk on the property, you can often file a premises liability lawsuit in order to seek financial compensation. But what happens when a person trespasses onto another party’s property and suffers an injury? Generally speaking, under New Jersey and Pennsylvania… Read More »