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Premises Liability Lawyer Holding Property Owners Accountable

Premises liability refers to a property owner’s failure to fulfill their duty of care, holding them responsible for injuries that occur on their property due to unsafe conditions. This can include slip-and-fall accidents, trip-and-fall incidents, restaurant injuries and other types of injuries that happen on someone else’s property. The property can be business premises, residences, public property or vacant land.

At Regan Law LLC, I provide skillful representation for clients in Maine, including those in Topsham and throughout Sagadahoc County. As a premises liability lawyer with more than three decades of experience, I know the impact that these accidents can have on people’s lives. I have thirty years of experience in premises liability cases, helping my clients receive fair compensation for their injuries.

I am committed to providing personalized attention to each of my clients, and handle all the details in the case from beginning to end.

What Causes Premises Liability?

Premises liability can happen anywhere, from retail store accidents to parking lot accidents and sidewalk accidents. As a property accident lawyer, I have helped many clients who have been injured due to property owner negligence.

Some common causes of premises liability include:

Ice and snow-related injuries
Uneven surfaces and trip hazards
Inadequate lighting conditions
Defective walkways or uneven stairs
Property maintenance failures
Negligent security in residential or commercial property

As a premises liability attorney, I very careful about the cases I choose to work on, which means I can devote the time and attention your case deserves. This allows me to provide comprehensive assistance for navigating premises liability claims.

Common Questions And Concerns About Premises Liability

As an experienced slip-and-fall lawyer, I address some of the frequently asked questions about property owner liability below.

What do I need to prove in a slip-and-fall case?

You need to prove that the property owner was negligent in maintaining their property and that this negligence led to your injuries. This can include showing that the property owner knew or should have known about the hazardous condition.

Who is liable when I’m injured on someone else’s property?

In Maine, property owners are generally liable for injuries that occur on their property due to unsafe conditions. However, liability can also extend to other parties, such as property managers or contractors.

How long do I have to file a premises liability lawsuit in Maine?

In Maine, you have six years from the date of the accident to file a premises liability lawsuit, or else you may lose your right to seek compensation. However, if the incident took place on government owned property, you must file a notice of claim within one year of the occurrence and file suit within two years of it.

Seek Assistance From A Proficient Premises Liability Lawyer

If you are injured on someone else’s property, it is crucial to hire a premises liability lawyer who can help you understand your rights and options. As your slip-and-fall attorney, I can help you seek the compensation you deserve. Call my firm today at 207-543-3985 or complete this online contact form to schedule your free consultation.