New Jersey law requires all property owners in our state, from residential property to commercial property owners, to maintain their property in such a way that prevents visitors from suffering injury or death because of unsafe or dangerous conditions. Considered a property owner’s duty of care, failure to maintain a safe premises may constitute negligence, leaving a property owner liable for any injuries or deaths that occur on their property.
Whether you’ve suffered a serious injury or something more catastrophic, were left permanently disabled or lost a loved one, you deserve to be compensated for the damages you have suffered and may include:
A number of injury-causing incidences can result in a premises liability claim, including:
All these types of incidences can lead to injuries ranging in severity from the very minor to more serious injuries like broken bones or head injuries. In some cases, an individual may even die as the result of someone else’s negligence.
If you suffer an injury because a property owner neglected to maintain a safe premises, then you may be owed compensation for your injuries. Before talking to the property owner’s insurance company, you should talk to a lawyer. The attorneys at Barli & Associates LLC have experience handling a variety of personal injury cases, including premises liability claims. We have your best interests and well-being in mind; the property owner’s insurance company might not.
When it comes time to seek compensation on your behalf, we will take an approach that is most advantageous to you and will get you the best possible outcome for your case. If negotiations and a settlement are possible, we will talk to the insurance company on your behalf and review their offer to ensure its fairness and benefit to you. If litigation is a better option, we will prepare your case and you for the legal process ahead.
