Premises Liability
Every year, thousands of Americans sustain injuries because of poorly maintained property conditions, inadequate security, or lack of warning about risks inside individual buildings.
When you visit a building, you are usually an invited guest — and the property owner must take reasonable care to keep you safe. They should make sure the building does not pose any danger to you. If you get injured in such places, you have the right to sue the property owners for damages.
Ladendorf Fregiato & Bigler has some of the most experienced premises liability lawyers in Indianapolis. We know how much slip and fall injuries, dog bites, pool accidents, and other personal injuries can affect a person’s life, and we want to help victims get compensation and return to their normal lives as quickly as possible.
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“Premises liability” refers to the legal responsibility a property owner has when someone is injured on their property because of unsafe conditions. Premises liability laws in Indiana hold property owners responsible for injuries that occur on their property due to their negligence.
To establish a premises liability case, you need to prove that the property owner had a duty of care towards you and failed to meet that duty, resulting in your injury. You also must demonstrate that the unsafe condition on the property, whether it’s poorly maintained structures or unsecured swimming pools, directly caused your injury.
Finally, you need to show that you suffered actual damages (medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering) because of this negligence.
There can be many types of injuries due to negligence on someone else’s property, but the following are the most common:
First and foremost, when you’re injured, the most important thing to do is to take care of your injuries. After prioritizing your health, you can:
It’s important to talk to a personal injury attorney as soon as possible after an accident so you can protect your rights. Insurance companies and other parties have their best interests in mind; a premises liability lawyer will work to ensure your best interests are covered.
In Indiana, the statute of limitations for premises liability lawsuits is generally two years. This means you’ll need to file a lawsuit within two years of the date of the accident.
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At Ladendorf Fregiato & Bigler, we’re experts in Indiana premises liability law and have proven experience in helping injured parties recover compensation. Our law firm motto is “Your Fight is Our Fight,” because when your life has been turned upside down because of a serious accident, it’s important to have someone on your side who will take on your problems as their own.
Here are just a few of our recent premises liability cases and their settlements:
We’re dedicated to helping our clients receive full and fair compensation — and you won’t pay any fees unless we secure financial compensation for you. Contact us today and schedule a free, no-obligation consultation on your premises liability case: 317-842-5800.
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