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Premises Liability Attorneys

Los Angeles Premises Liability Attorneys | Injury Lawyers

Property owners and occupiers have a duty to take reasonable measures to keep their premises safe. When they breach this duty and someone is injured as a result, that person may have grounds for a premises liability claim. Unfortunately, recovering fair compensation in these cases often involves a complicated legal battle, but with the help of a skilled premises liability attorney, you may be able to recover compensation for your medical bills, lost income, and other damages arising from your accident.

Alan Daneshrad is a premises liability lawyer in Los Angeles who can help you navigate every stage of the claims process. From the moment you call Alan to the day your claim is settled, he will provide compassionate and aggressive legal representation to you and your family. He will gather evidence, help you avoid costly mistakes, and make sure the insurance company treats you fairly. Call 888.881.DLAW today to arrange a free initial consultation.

Types of Premises Liability Cases We Handle at Daneshrad Law

Premises liability cases arise from all sorts of scenarios, so it is important that you enlist the help of an attorney who understands the laws that govern your particular case. Alan Daneshrad handles all types of premises liability claims including those that arise from:

  • Swimming pool accidents;
  • Fires and explosions;
  • Broken glass;
  • Animal attacks;
  • Slips, trips, and falls;
  • Negligent security;
  • Apartment complex negligence; and
  • Accidents in malls, amusement parks, farms, theaters, and residential homes.

Call 888.881.DLAW now for a free consultation.

Do I Have Grounds for a Premises Liability Claim in Los Angeles?

There are several elements that must be proven for your premises liability claim to be successful. Those elements are duty of care, breach of duty (also called “negligence”), causation, and the value of your injury or loss.

As previously mentioned, the parties who own, possess, or control properties have a duty to exercise reasonable care to keep their premises safe. They breach this duty when they fail to remedy dangerous conditions that could cause foreseeable injuries. Common examples of negligence that give rise to premises liability claims include:

  • Failing to clean up spilled liquids;
  • Failing to keep walkways free of debris;
  • Failing to ensure floor surfaces are dry;
  • Failing to fix concealed holes on property;
  • Failing to install appropriate lighting in stairwells;
  • Violating building codes;
  • Failing to remedy torn or pulled carpet; and
  • Failing to maintain the structural integrity of a building.

There are many types of evidence your premises liability lawyer might use to prove negligence, such as:

  • Surveillance footage of your accident;
  • The incident report;
  • Witness testimony;
  • Records of similar accidents on the same property;
  • Building codes;
  • Photos of the dangerous condition that caused your accident; and
  • Building maintenance records.

It is important that you discuss your case with a personal injury attorney as soon as possible. It is common for defendants in premises liability cases to alter or destroy evidence that could be used to prove negligence. Attorney Alan Daneshrad will conduct an immediate investigation into your case to gather essential evidence before it becomes unavailable.

Discuss Your Case with a Los Angeles Premises Liability Attorney Today!

If you or someone you love was injured on another person’s property, contact Daneshrad Law to find out if you have grounds for a claim. Alan is passionate about helping his clients and their families recover the compensation they need to regain their financial footing after a serious accident.

With an extensive background in premises liability claims, Alan has the experience, knowledge, and resources to take on even the largest corporations and insurance companies. Call 888.881.DLAW today to set up a free initial consultation. We represent clients in Los Angeles, San Jose, San Francisco, and throughout California.

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Daneshrad Law, PC offers a free case evaluation so you can personally speak with a California personal injury attorney about your unique situation. Let us help you gain control over your legal issue today.

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    How much is my personal injury case worth and will you guarantee success?

    The “value” of your case depends on many factors, such as the extent of your injury, the amount of your medical bills, and your condition after you have finished medical treatments. The calculation also factors in if you in any way contributed to or caused the incident. An attorney will never guarantee any outcome in your case; however, an experienced attorney can give you a fair assessment of the outcome of your case.

    How much does a personal injury attorney charge?

    Most personal injury attorneys work on a contingency basis. Therefore your attorney will only get paid if you get paid. If no recovery is obtained there is no out of pocket cost from you. Most law firms work on a percentage based fee. They usually obtain 33.33% of your final award. Contingency-based cases are very beneficial because they provide access to the courts for those who can’t otherwise afford to pay attorneys fees and the costs of litigation. It also reduces frivolous lawsuits because attorneys will only litigate cases they think they will likely win.

    What should I do if I'm unsatisfied with my current personal injury attorney?

    If you are unhappy with your current attorney for any reason you have the option of changing your attorney. Once you obtain a new attorney he/she can handle the process of substituting out the previous attorney. Generally, it is a very simple process to do and there is no cost to you. However, your current attorney will likely need to split a portion of your award with your prior attorney according to the amount of work he/she has contributed to your claim prior to being substituted.