Premises
liability consists of any kind of unsafe or dangerous
condition on a premises, or defect in the construction of, or
inadequate maintenance of the property, public or private,
where an injury or accident occurs. Any danger, including
failure to warn of obvious dangers, or existence of latent
defects that the property owners should have known of by
reasonable inspection, may constitute a valid claim under
California premises liability law.
A majority of premises liability cases
arise from trip and fall accidents as a result of faulty or
defective steps/walkways or foreign substances left on the
floor causing people to fall and injure themselves.
In California, a premises liability lawsuit
often arises from a landowner's or occupant's failure to
either correct a dangerous condition on their property or warn
of its existence.
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If you or someone you know have been injured as a result of a
trip and fall accident, contact the Law Offices of Michael A.
Kahn immediately.
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