Being Safe When Visiting a Business Isn't too Much to Ask
Property owners and managers of businesses have a legal responsibility to make sure that their property is kept in reasonably condition for the public. Legal liability falls into two distinct categories. First, the design and construction of the building and grounds must be inherently safe. That means proper lighting, guardrails, security and exits.
The property owner also has an important responsibility to safeguard the public from dangerous conditions that crop up during the course of business. That means removing snow, ice and slippery wet spots in a timely manner. It means making sure products can't fall off shelves and onto customers' heads. And it means establishing and enforcing safety policies regulating the proper supervision of employees and other customers.
Free consultation ▪ No attorneys' fees unless you recover money
If you have been seriously injured in a premises liability accident, talk to an experienced personal injury lawyer at Carty Law, P.A.. We have helped a significant number of slip and fall injury victims recover full compensation for their injuries. We look beyond the surface of the accident and investigate liability on the part of other insured parties, to help you recover the maximum amount of compensation.
We offer successful trial experience for accidents involving:
- Falling merchandise
- Slip and falls
- Negligent security, assault, rape
- Improper snow and ice removal
- Dog bites
- Park and playground accidents
- Parking lot pedestrian and bicycle accidents
Contact our offices in Boise to schedule a free consultation. We handle premises liability cases throughout the southwest region of Idaho.
