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Did you or a family member sustain injuries while visiting someone else’s property in Phoenix, AZ? Premises liability claims can be difficult to prove. An experienced Phoenix premises liability lawyer at Impact Legal Car Accident Attorneys can help you stand up to the insurance companies to fight for fair compensation. We are available for a free consultation 24/7 at (602) 345-1818.
We have extensive experience handling slip and falls, negligent security, assaults, elevator and escalator accidents, and other premises liability claims. We have the resources and skills to handle even the most complicated personal injury cases.
You may be entitled to compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and more. Contact us today to discuss your case and explore your options for pursuing the compensation you deserve.
Negligent property owners are rarely eager to accept responsibility. They might even try to blame you for getting hurt. Having an experienced personal injury lawyer by your side can make a huge difference.
Our lawyers at Impact Legal Car Accident Attorneys have decades of experience standing up to insurance companies and their defense teams. We know how to find the evidence the insurance company will need to see to take you seriously.
When you trust our team for legal representation, you can expect us to:
Our goal is to help you recover the best settlement possible. However, if the insurance company doesn’t play fair, our Phoenix personal injury attorneys will advocate for your rights in court. For more information about an attorney-client relationship, call our law firm today.
Property owners in Arizona are responsible for what happens on their premises. While property owners can’t prevent every injury, they are required to maintain their property in a reasonably safe condition.
In other words, property owners can be held liable when their negligence results in unsafe property conditions.
Proving negligence means you’ll have to establish:
If you were lawfully present on someone else’s property, you have the right to expect reasonably safe conditions. When you’re injured due to dangerous property conditions, you may have a valid premises liability case.
The value of your case depends on multiple factors, such as:
Insurance companies aren’t always transparent about how much your case is worth. While they see cases like yours all the time, they often take steps to downplay the extent of your injuries. Having an experienced lawyer by your side can help you minimize the impact of these and other insurance tactics.
If you were injured on someone else’s property, you can seek to recover compensation for your economic and non-economic damages.
Examples of economic damages include:
Examples of non-economic damages include:
If you have questions about the types of damages you’re entitled to receive, reach out to our lawyers today. We offer a free case review so that you can get the answers you need.
Our lawyers at Impact Legal Car Accident Attorneys often represent injured victims who have suffered:
Our lawyers can also help you fight for compensation for wrongful death if you lost a loved one in a fatal premises liability accident.
Negligent property owners often blame victims for causing their own injuries. If they succeed, it’s possible that you could lose your right to compensation.
Arizona follows a pure comparative fault law. Injured parties only lose their right to compensation if they are 100% at fault. If your portion of responsibility is 99% or less, your damages are reduced proportionately.
It’s important to defend yourself if you’re blamed for causing an accident. Insurance companies don’t always have evidence to back up their claims. Our Phoenix premises liability attorneys at Impact Legal Car Accident Attorneys will do everything we can to protect you against unfair “blame the victim” tactics.
Our lawyers handle all types of premises liability claims, including those involving:
Do you have questions about your legal options after suffering an injury due to negligence? Contact our personal injury law firm in Phoenix for a free case review today. We’ll do everything we can to help you recover the maximum compensation possible.
To win a premises liability case in Arizona, you must prove negligence — meaning the at-fault party owed you a duty of care, committed a breach of duty, and caused your injuries. Successful claims can recover economic damages like medical bills and lost wages, non-economic damages for pain and suffering, and in cases of egregious conduct, punitive damages. For more general questions, see our Phoenix personal injury FAQ.
Premises liability claims often hinge on the scope of a property owner’s duty of care. Under Arizona law, the owner’s responsibilities depend on why you were visiting the premises.
Depending on the circumstances, you could be classified as a:
Your right to compensation can depend heavily on how you are classified for legal purposes.
You’re classified as a business invitee anytime you visit a space that’s generally open to the public.
For example, you are typically classified as an invitee if you were injured in a:
Owners of businesses and parties responsible for public property have a duty to:
Our lawyers can help you search for evidence to establish your right to damages. Just give us a quick call to learn more about your legal rights today.
Licensees are social guests. Property owners have a limited duty of care when they invite people onto their private property for social purposes. They’re required to provide a warning about any non-obvious risks on the property. They are not required to inspect the property for hidden dangers.
Property owners don’t have to go out of their way to protect trespassers. Your rights are very limited if you were injured while on the property without permission.
A limited exception exists for young children. If a property owner has an attractive nuisance on the premises, they must take reasonable steps to keep young kids safe. An attractive nuisance is something dangerous that tends to be attractive to children. The classic example is a swimming pool.
The deadline for filing a lawsuit in Arizona is generally two years. The clock typically starts of the date of your accident or injury. There are exceptions to the statute of limitations that could lengthen or reduce the amount of time you have to file a claim. However, these are rare.
The deadline in your case is important. If you wait longer than the law allows to file a lawsuit, you lose your right to sue for damages entirely.
Were you injured while visiting someone else’s property? An experienced Phoenix premises liability lawyer can help you fight for the fair compensation you deserve. Call Impact Legal Car Accident Attorneys today to learn more about how our legal team can help. You can also use our online contact form.
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16202 N Cave Creek Rd Suite D, Phoenix, AZ 85032, United States
(602)-345-1818
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