Premises Liability
Injuries suffered on another's property because it was not maintained as it should have been.
Property owners owe the people they invite onto their property a duty of reasonable care. A grocery store, an apartment complex, a parking garage, a hotel — each is expected to find hazards, fix them, and warn people in the meantime.
The defense in these cases is almost always the same: they did not know about the hazard, or it was obvious enough that you should have avoided it. Both arguments are beatable, but they are beaten with evidence — incident reports, maintenance logs, surveillance footage — much of which is routinely overwritten within weeks.
Andre Thomas pursues compensation for injuries suffered on another party's property due to negligent maintenance, and moves quickly to preserve the record before it disappears.
- Slip, trip, and fall injuries
- Inadequate security and assault on premises
- Falling merchandise and structural failures
- Poor lighting and unmarked hazards
- Preservation of surveillance and maintenance records
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