Tag Archives: Premises Liability
When Property Owners Can Face Accountability After a Pool Accident
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about ten people die every day as a result of unintentional drowning. Unfortunately, many of these drowning accidents could be prevented, as they generally occur as a result of property owner negligence. When a swimming pool accident results in serious injuries, obtaining the support of… Read More »
When a Property Owner Could Be Held Accountable for Your Injuries
Under California premises liability laws, people who have been injured as a result of the negligent management of a property may be entitled to receive compensatory damages. Establishing negligence, however, can depend on a variety of issues, including whether the owner of the establishment owes property visitors a duty of care. When negligence can… Read More »
Understanding California’s Premises Liability Laws
Premises liability laws in California are based on negligence, which is represented under Civil Code §1714(a). In a premises liability claim, the claim requires factual elements that will demonstrate the victim was harmed as a result of the defendant’s property management. The elements demonstrated will include: The accused party owned, occupied, leased, or controlled… Read More »
Premises Liability Defense for Restaurant Owners
Restaurants are, by their very nature, filled with potential risks of injury. Like many other establishments, restaurant owners and managers are expected to observe safety guidelines and regulations and warn their employees and guests of potential hazards. Accidents, however, can happen at any time and a restaurant guest can suffer serious injuries despite restaurant… Read More »