The concept of premises liability understandably confuses many people. The idea that simply owning or leasing property leads to liability may seem counterintuitive. However, anyone who owns or occupies real estate could create or ignore unsafe property conditions that...
You might not anticipate being injured while shopping, but dangers such as slippery floors or dim lighting can harm you and your friends. Owners of property in New Jersey should make their properties safe. If they fail to comply with these standards and you are...
Weather conditions can significantly affect premises liability cases, particularly in slip-and-fall injuries. In New Jersey, property owners must maintain safe premises. But what happens when weather conditions create dangerous situations? It is important to...
Unfortunate incidents can happen in a parking lot, especially if there’s a lack of security. According to Statista, around 16,900 robberies in the U.S. occurred in parking garages and lots. What’s more unfortunate is that these incidents can be avoided if property...
A day at the public pool should be about fun, relaxation and beating the summer heat. However, when an accident occurs, it can quickly turn into a nightmare. If you or a loved one experiences a serious injury at a public pool, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and unsure...
"Poor security" within the context of premises liability refers to inadequate measures taken by the property owner to ensure the safety of visitors from foreseeable crimes or harmful acts. But what acts fall under poor security? Forms of poor security Here are some...
Property and business owners are potentially liable for slip-and-fall accidents. Their responsibility lies in maintaining safe premises, promptly addressing hazardous conditions like snow and ice and taking preventive measures. Neglecting these responsibilities may...
Being injured on a New Jersey property can be serious. If you suffered a slip and fall, it can be devastating enough that you might even need to miss time from work. In this situation, you have cause to file a premises liability lawsuit. It’s important to know who is...
Researchers at CNA Financial Corporation have studied the slip and fall liability claims the insurer faced between 2010 and 2016, and they came to several conclusions that may intrigue business owners in New Jersey. Most importantly, in 50 percent of the surveyed...
An uneven sidewalk, broken step or slippery surface could cause a New Jersey resident to trip and fall. Tripping accidents often involve injuries to the ankle. Three bones, the tibia, fibula and talus, meet at this joint that is supported by ligaments, tendons and...