Premises Liability Attorney in Roseville

Premises liability claims stem from accidents that occur on unsafe property. Some hazard, whether natural or man-made, ends up hurting a visitor who sues the property owner for not protecting them. The victim seeks compensation for a variety of losses, such as medical bills and lost wages.

If you’ve been injured on public or private property, please contact the Law Office of Brian P. Azemika today. We can review the circumstances surrounding the incident and determine your legal rights.

Clients We Represent

A person can be injured in many different locations and in a variety of ways. For example, we can help anyone injured in the following:

• Slip and fall or trip and fall accidents
• Parking lot incidents
• Swimming pool or hot tub accidents
• Hotel or motel accidents
• Escalator and elevator accidents
• Building fires
• Dog bite cases
• Construction accidents
• Food poisoning
• School accidents

If you were hurt on private land, a public building, or in a business, we would like to talk with you. You might be able to sue.

Premises Liability Injuries

These accidents often cause painful injuries that are difficult to rehabilitate. You should immediately go to the hospital if you suffer:

• Burns
• Cuts or lacerations
• Head injuries
• Concussions
• Nerve damage
• Electrocution injuries
• Fractures
• Neck injuries
• Back injuries
• Paralysis
  

What to Do after a Premises Liability Accident

Accident victims often qualify for compensation when a property defect causes an accident. We recommend taking the following steps, which will increase the chances of receiving a settlement:

Document the hazard.

For example, if you slipped on a puddle, then whip out your phone and get a picture of the water. If you were burned by a malfunctioning appliance, then get a picture or video of the fire.

Speak to witnesses.

An eyewitness is a great asset in a personal injury case. Witnesses can help us understand what likely happened and how you were injured. Ask a witness for their home phone number or email address so you can contact them later.

Contact the property owner.

You want to report the hazard and your injury. Doing so will protect other people from the hazard. You can also get important information, such as the name of their insurance company, which is necessary for making an injury claim.

Go to the hospital for treatment.

Early treatment saves lives and helps document the seriousness of the accident. Follow all of your doctor’s orders.

Is it Possible to Obtain Compensation for My Case?

Yes. The amount of compensation you receive will depend on the facts. Some questions include:

1. Who caused the hazard? If the owner created it, or if it was naturally occurring, then you have a stronger case for compensation than if you created the hazard.
2. How long did the hazard exist? The longer it existed, the more likely a careful property owner would have found it and fixed it.
3. Did you receive a warning to avoid a hazard? A warning could be in the form of a sign or a verbal warning. If you knew of the hazard, then you are partially to blame if you knowingly confront it and end up hurt.
4. Were you invited onto the property or granted access? You will have a harder time obtaining compensation if you were trespassing at the time of your accident.
5. Does the property owner have insurance? A business should have liability coverage to open their doors in California. A homeowner or renter could have insurance for accidents on the premises, as well.
6. Did you contribute to your own accident or injuries? For example, you might not have paid attention to where you were going, or you ignored a warning not to enter the premises. If bitten by a dog, you might have been harassing the animal. Contributory negligence can reduce a settlement.
7. Can you prove your economic and non-economic losses? We have succeeded at obtaining compensation for medical care, income loss, property damage, and pain and suffering. But the victim has the burden of proving their losses.
   

Important Deadlines to Meet

A California premises liability victim should quickly contact the Law Office of Brian P. Azemika. California has a short statute of limitations for premises liability accidents: only two years. If you don’t file a lawsuit in court before this deadline, then you will probably end up without any compensation. Reach out to our law firm. We can check the relevant deadline and file a lawsuit if necessary.

Why Our Firm?

• Our Roseville premises liability attorney is the right choice for you. Our firm can immediately:
• Review what happened to identify whether your rights were violated;
• Discuss possible compensation for your injuries;
• Help find and compile relevant evidence to establish whether the property owner is liable for your injuries;
• Assist in documenting your losses, including pain and suffering;
• Negotiate a settlement with the defendant that compensates you;
• File a lawsuit in court against the property owner.

California premises liability law is always evolving. We evolve along with it, ensuring our clients receive the highest level of service.

Call Our Roseville Premises Liability Lawyer Today

Accidents leave too many victims in a financial hole as they struggle to pay for medical care. Now is the time to contact an experienced premises liability attorney at the Law Office of Brian P. Azemika. Our firm will swing into action to analyze the possibility of bringing a successful claim. If hired, we will do everything possible to obtain fair compensation for your injuries and out-of-pocket expenses. Call today to schedule a free consultation.