Some Slip and Fall Examples Let’s take a situation where a customer walked into a produce section and picked up a pack of strawberries. He drops a strawberry on the floor. Then, five seconds later, another customer slips on it and falls and injures himself. Well, is the store liable? No, because it’s not a…
Read MoreJanuary 10, 2018 Trespassing Definition A trespasser is somebody whose presence is explicitly not permitted, but who got in anyways–so there are very little duties owed to the trespasser by the property owner. A trespasser has even less protection than a licensee, because if a someone is trespassing, he is not really there for any…
Read MoreThere are many ways to establish existence of actual notice, such as videotape surveillance. You can look at the video and determine when the condition happened, if there are any employees who caused the condition to happen, and if they did something to remedy it. The perfect example of such a situation would be if…
Read MoreWhat to Look For in a Premises Liability Case? Determination of whether liability is present in a premises liability case can be even more complicated than an auto accident. People can get injured on premises owned by other people in a variety of ways: they can slip and fall on liquid, or get bit by…
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