Connecticut Premises Liability Cases Now Being Accepted by Injury Law Firm

The premises liability attorneys at Jonathan Perkins Injury Lawyers are looking for people who have been injured due to the dangerous conditions of a commercial or residential property. Jonathan Perkins Injury Lawyers has been successful at litigating premises liability cases. To learn more about premises liability claims, please visit http://www.800perkins.com.

Premises liability laws hold property owners responsible for any injury that a person has suffered on their property due to dangerous conditions. Another element of premises liability law is whether the property owner was aware of the dangerous condition and did not adequately try to fix the dangerous condition. Premises liability injuries can happen anywhere, indoors or outdoors, and on public or private property.

Three of the most common premises liability claims are slip and fall accidents, trip and fall accidents and step and fall accidents. Slip and fall accidents occur when a person is injured on a slick floor. Slip and fall accidents happen frequently when the weather is bad. A pedestrian stepping in a pot hole on a city street is a common step and fall accident. An example of a trip and fall accident is when a consumer trips over an object in the isle of a store.

Jonathan Perkins Injury Lawyers has the experience and resources to handle all types of premises liability claims. If you or a loved one has suffered a premises liability injury you may be eligible for compensation for your medical expenses and losses. To learn more premises liability cases, visit www.800perkins.com.

About Jonathan Perkins Injury Lawyers:

Jonathan Perkins Injury Lawyers is committed to helping all those who have been injured by the actions or negligence of another person or entity.  The personal injury law firm based in Connecticut handles all types of personal injury claims including auto accident injuries, dangerous drug litigation, medical malpractice, product liability claims, premises liability and wrongful death.