Premises Liability / Slip and Fall Injuries

Under Nevada Law, property owners are responsible for maintaining and securing their property in a reasonably safe condition. When a property owner fails to maintain their property in a reasonably safe condition, the property owner is responsible for notifying occupants and persons on the property of any dangerous condition that exists.

Premises liability exists when a person is injured as a result of owner failing to maintain the property in a reasonably safe condition or failing to properly notify occupants of a dangerous that exists on the property.

Slip and fall injuries often occur when a dangerous condition exists and the owner fails to fix the problem or when the property owner fails to warn others about the danger. Our attorney’s have had success at pursuing property owners for client’s injured as a result of the owner’s negligence.

Premises liability and slip and fall injuries

Slip and fall and/or trip and fall injuries are pursued under negligence/premises liability claims. Hanratty is highly experienced in this area of law and has had numerous cases against property owners.

Hanratty provides knowledgeable and educated assistance to individuals who have sustained significant injuries such as back injuries, fractures, head trauma, neck injuries and other serious injuries in slip and fall accidents.

In addition, the attorney’s at Hanratty have had significant experience in litigation and representing individuals who have sustained injuries at Hotel/Casinos, Grocery Stores, Retail Shopping Centers, Restaurants, Fast Food Establishments, Strip Malls, and residential properties.

Premises liability and negligent security

Property owners, including hotels, casinos and apartment complexes are also responsible for providing a secure property for those visiting or living on the property. Negligent security measures can result in assaults that should be avoided provided the property owner had adequate security. In addition, the failure of the property owner to have and maintain adequate lighting, performing background checks on security personnel, working security cameras, effective locks and other measures can be used to protect the safety of guests and occupants and will provide evidence that the property owner was negligent for any such injuries cause to you. When these safety measures are overlooked, innocent people, such as yourself, can be injured.

You pay nothing unless we
recover compensation on your behalf

There are no up front costs to you on your personal injury case and our fees are contingent on the ultimate success of your case. If you have any questions or would like to speak with one of our attorneys about an auto accident claim or a personal injury accident please call (702) 821-1379 or e-mail us to arrange a free confidential consultation with one of our attorneys.

Our firm also graciously accepts attorney referrals, and serve clients that live in any jurisdiction that have been injured in an accident within the State of Nevada. If you have any questions, please call our office today.