Inadequate Security Lawyers in North Carolina
Seeking Compensation From Property Owners
Premises liability is the legal term for the responsibility of property owners to compensate people who are injured by their negligence. Whether you've slipped and fallen or otherwise been injured on someone else's property, you may have a valid premises liability claim.
At the law firm of Grandy & Martin in Charlotte, we help injured people pursue fair compensation from property owners. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation with an experienced trial lawyer. You will not pay any fees unless we secure a settlement or verdict on your behalf.
Understanding North Carolina Premises Liability Law
When property owners invite or allow others onto their premises, they have a legal duty to remove or warn against any dangerous conditions that might cause their guests to get injured. Common examples of North Carolina premises liability cases include the following.
- Slip and fall accidents: If you've slipped and fallen at a grocery store, a shopping mall or anywhere else due to the negligence of the property owner, we can help.
- Negligent security: In some cases, property owners can be held liable for assaults, robberies and other attacks caused by their inadequate security measures.
- Tenants' rights: Landlords have legal responsibilities toward their tenants and can be held accountable when they fail in those responsibilities and tenants get injured.
Just because you are injured on someone else's property does not automatically mean that the property owner is at fault and must compensate you for your injuries. Proving a premises liability claim can be difficult and often requires that you move quickly to preserve evidence.
One of our knowledgeable personal injury trial attorneys will evaluate your case based on more than 25 years of experience and explain what needs to happen next in order for you to get the compensation you legally deserve. Contact us today to discuss your options.
