Premises Liability Lawyer / Attorney in Los Angeles
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In California, a person who owns, leases, occupies or controls property is negligent if he or she fails to use reasonable care to keep the property in a reasonably safe condition. Keeping property in a reasonably safe condition also requires the use of reasonable care to discover any unsafe conditions and to repair, replace, or give adequate warning of anything that could be reasonably expected to harm others.
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It should be noted that a property owner is not an insurer against all bad acts that occur on a property, which is why an aggrieved party must satisfy their burden of proof as to why the owner or occupier of property was negligent.
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This firm has extensive experience in all aspects of premises liability litigation. Our experience includes successfully pursuing claims for injuries arising from dangerous conditions of public or private property, slip or trip hazards in the retail environment, and foreseeable third party criminal conduct. .
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Our firm played an instrumental role in the California case of Raven H. v. Gamette (2007) 157 Cal.App.4th 1017. This case is significant for those engaged in the residential property management business. It refines the law on the issue of causation between landlord negligence and injuries when there is foreseeable third party criminal conduct.
Please feel free to contact one of our attorneys for a free initial consultation.
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A. Liberatore, P.C.
915 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 1780
Los Angeles, CA 90017
Tel: 213.572.0900 Fax: 213.572.0950 |
