Individuals are sometimes hurt or injured on property that is owned or controlled by someone else. Often it is possible recover monetary damages from the property owner to cover medical expenses, lost wages and pain and suffering.

Many cases involving premises liability involve slip and fall accidents. These cases are not always as simple as they may appear because there are frequently complex issues regarding insurance coverage and liability. Many people are not aware that most homeowners insurance policies provide a type of coverage that covers medical bills regardless of fault. All that must be proven is that a person was injured on the property covered by the homeowners policies. It is not necessary to prove fault on the part of the homeowner. More importantly, claims are paid by an insurance company and not the actual homeowner. However, claims must usually be made in a short time span which is much shorter than the 2 or 3 year statute of limitations which is normally applicable in . The time frame is determined from the insurance policy itself so it is important to speak with an experienced attorney who has handled similar cases.

Cases involving businesses typically involve complex issues of insurance coverage. Some businesses are covered by multiple insurance policies and it is important to fully understand each of these policies before making a claim. Our attorneys are experienced in dealing with the many issues that may arise from premises liability cases.

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