Canton Premises Liability Lawyers

Premises Liability Claims

Local, federal, and state laws may vary when it comes to premise maintenance requirements for property owners. No matter what type of premise injury you’ve sustained, our skilled premises liability attorneys will help you follow up with your premise injury case by seeking treatment, recovering your health and mobility, and gaining compensation for your loss.

Slip and fall lawyers are an important part of pursuing your personal injury claim. With our help, you will be able to navigate the legal process and medical system toward receiving compensation, returning to work, getting health coverage, and recovering your mobility, all the while ensuring property owners follow up on their responsibility to maintain safe areas for people.

Common Types of Premises Accidents

• Slip-and-fall accidents, such as on wet/slippery parking lots, walkways, sidewalks, supermarket floors, etc.
• Trip-and-fall accidents, resulting from cracked or corrupted sidewalks, loose extension cords or cables, torn carpet or messy rugs, and other walking hazards
• Falls, often related to stairs, loose or missing railings, and construction site hazards
• Swimming pool accidents
• Electrocution from faulty wiring
• Object force, from flying or falling objects such as debris, products, rotating doors, tools, etc.
• Dog bites
• Water leaks or flooding
• Amusement park accidents
• Chemical fumes or other toxins
• Elevator and escalator incidents, usually because of improper maintenance

Common Premises-Related Accident Locations

Locations that tend to appear often in Ohio premises-related accident cases include:

• Airports
• Construction sites
• Sidewalks
• Private residences/apartment buildings
• Warehouses
• Factories
• Commercial buildings
• Boardwalks
• Entertainment or sports venues
• Professional offices
• Government buildings or offices

No matter how or where you sustained a premise injury, an accident might not be your fault. You could be entitled to compensation even if you were partially to blame; thus, it’s important to speak with an experienced premises liability attorney before making assumptions or statements about your premises injuries.

Most Common Types of Premises Liability Cases

Just because you were injured on someone else’s property does not necessarily mean the property owner was negligent, even if the property was in an unsafe condition. To win a premises liability case, you must show that the property owner knew or should reasonably have known that the premises were unsafe or needed maintenance but failed to address the problem. You also must demonstrate that you were an authorized visitor on the property and not trespassing.

Common types of premise liability cases include:

• Slip and Fall cases (generally known as the most straightforward premises liability cases)
• Inadequate building security
• Swimming pool accidents

What Are You Entitled to After a Fall?

Either through an insurance claim or a premises liability lawsuit, we will strive for you to receive compensation for your:

• Medical expenses
• Loss of income
• Pain and suffering
• Disability
• Disfigurement
• Mental anguish
• Loss of consortium

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You may also wish to file a personal injury lawsuit and/or claim workers’ compensation, particularly if your injury occurred on the job or if you are seeking continued treatment for your injuries. You may be able to recoup a number of losses and sustain further rehabilitation in a Canton personal injury lawsuit. The premises liability and personal injury attorneys at KNR have helped numerous Canton-area accident victims and injury patients gain compensation for physical, psychological, and financial damages.

KNR’s Canton Slip & Fall LAwyers Will

• Investigate, collect evidence, and find those at fault.
• Interview witnesses, medical professionals, and experts.
• Communicate with the insurer, clarify liability, and pursue max compensation.
• Determine your accident’s full and fair value – what you lost and deserve.
• Keep you informed and involved. KNR is available by phone, text, email, or Zoom.
• Protect your rights and, if necessary, take your case to court.
• Never charge you upfront. If there’s no recovery, there’s no cost.