Hold Property Owners Accountable After An Injury
A property owner has a legal obligation to maintain his or her property, keeping it free from dangerous or hazardous conditions. This obligation extends to owners of residential or commercial property alike. When an owner fails to protect guests or customers from dangers, and an injury results, he or she (or the business organization) may end up the subject of a premises liability claim.
Experienced Attorneys To Handle Your Dangerous Premises Claim
At Cascione, Purcigliotti & Galluzzi, P.C., we represent victims of negligence across the five boroughs of New York. Their injuries vary from disk herniation and spinal cord injuries to burns and disfigurement. These injuries can have severe and long-lasting effects on an individual’s health, financial stability and one’s ability to take care of his or her family.
Do not hesitate to contact our office and arrange a free consultation if you are struggling with a premises liability claim and compensation from the at-fault party’s insurance company. We handle a wide range of cases, including those that involve:
- Slip-and-fall or trip-and-fall accidents
- Poor or inadequate signage or lighting
- Slippery substances in stores or on walkways
- Spilled liquids
- Failure to clear snow and ice
- Exposed construction materials and construction sites
- Broken elevators
- Broken stairways and walkways
- Broken glass
- Burns and heat related injuries
- Electrical malfunctions
- Negligent security
Proving Negligence In Premises Liability Cases
Collecting compensation for a premises liability claim is not as simple as saying you slipped on another individual’s broken sidewalk. Even if you clearly have a legitimate claim with severe medical and financial consequences, the court must be provided substantial evidence of negligence and its connection to your injuries.
Our attorneys are well-equipped to thoroughly investigate your case and gather the pertinent documents that substantiate your claim. We will gather evidence of the hazardous property as well as evidence that shows the property owner was aware of the hazards and did not take reasonable action to correct it. Beyond this, we will help you get independent medical assessments that uncover the full scope of your injuries, from initial medical treatments to ongoing therapy or rehabilitative care that may be required.
Learn More At A Free Consultation
Contact our team online or by telephone at 800-807-2826 to arrange a free initial consultation and have your questions answered.