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Los Angeles Premises Liability Lawyers Who Fight for Injury Victims

We Help People Injured on Dangerous Property Across the San Fernando Valley

If you’ve been injured on someone else’s property in the San Fernando Valley, you deserve justice. Premises liability laws in California are designed to protect individuals who suffer injuries due to unsafe conditions on another’s property.

At Oaks Law Firm, our Los Angeles premises liability attorneys are dedicated to holding property owners accountable for their negligence. Whether you slipped and fell, were injured by faulty construction, or experienced harm due to inadequate security, our premises liability lawyers are here to fight for you. We have a proven track record of success handling negligent property claims in LA and statewide.

Many individuals in Los Angeles fall victim to accidents on other people’s property that leave them with devastating injuries, costly medical bills, and lost time at work. However, no one should have to suffer through a premises liability accident that could have been prevented.

If you have suffered any type of injury on another person’s property, contact Oaks Law Firm for a free case evaluation. At no cost to you, and with no obligation to hire us, we will help you determine whether or not you have a valid premises liability claim.

Types of premises liability claims we handle in LA County

Premises liability claims in LA County encompass a wide range of accidents and injuries, extending far beyond the commonly known slips and falls. These claims arise when a property owner’s negligence in inspecting, building, or maintaining their property leads to harm. At our law firm, we handle various types of premises liability cases, including but not limited to:

Slip and falls: One of the most common premises liability claims, slip and fall accidents can occur due to wet floors, uneven surfaces, or poorly lit areas. Property owners have a duty to maintain safe walkways and promptly address hazards that could lead to falls.
Insufficient security leading to injury or assault: Property owners are responsible for providing adequate security measures, especially in areas with a history of criminal activity. If a lack of security, such as inadequate lighting, broken locks, or lack of surveillance, results in injury or assault, the property owner may be held liable.
Dog bites and animal attacks: Owners must ensure their pets do not pose a threat to others. If a dog or other animal attacks someone due to the owner’s negligence in controlling or restraining the animal, the victim may file a premises liability claim for their injuries.
Swimming pool accidents: Property owners with swimming pools must take proper safety precautions, such as securing the area with a fence and providing clear signage. Drownings and other pool-related injuries can occur when these safety measures are not followed.
Hazardous conditions or substances: Unsafe conditions, such as exposed wiring, toxic substances, or structural defects, can lead to serious injuries. Property owners must address these dangers to prevent accidents.
Falling objects: Items that are improperly secured or stored can fall and cause injury. This can happen in various settings, such as construction sites, retail stores, or warehouses. Property owners are responsible for ensuring that all objects are safely stored and secured.
Elevator and escalator accidents: Malfunctioning elevators and escalators can cause severe injuries. Property owners must ensure these machines are regularly inspected and maintained to prevent accidents.
Amusement park accidents: Amusement park owners are responsible for ensuring rides and attractions are safe for public use. Injuries can occur due to mechanical failures, inadequate maintenance, or operator error.
Fire-related injuries: Fires can result from various forms of negligence, such as faulty wiring, lack of fire alarms, or blocked emergency exits. Property owners must take reasonable steps to prevent fires and ensure occupants can safely evacuate if one occurs.
Playground and recreational area accidents: Injuries in playgrounds or recreational areas can result from poorly maintained equipment, lack of proper safety surfaces, or inadequate supervision. Property owners must ensure these areas are safe for children and visitors.

Who pays for premises liability accidents in California?

Determining who should pay for your medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages after a property accident is often challenging. There may be multiple potential at-fault and liable parties to consider.

For example, most commercial properties are leased out to businesses, meaning that the business on the property is likely responsible for maintenance. However, some leases stipulate that the property owner is responsible for maintenance duties. The situation is further complicated when it involves a residential property for rent, where multiple parties may share responsibility.

If a defective product or a lapse in hired security and other services caused the accident and injury, the victim may have a case against a defective parts manufacturer, a poorly trained installation technician, or a security company, for example.

Contact a Los Angeles premises liability attorney to review your legal options

At Oaks Law Firm, our experienced Los Angeles premises liability lawyers are here to help you find your way forward after being injured on someone else’s property as a result of negligence.

Let us handle every aspect of your claim or lawsuit while you focus on what matters most—your recovery. Contact us today for a free consultation to discuss your case and explore the options available to you for securing the compensation you deserve. We have offices in Sherman Oaks, Woodland Hills, and throughout California. We offer legal representation on a contingency fee basis (no fee guarantee), meaning you owe us nothing unless we win your case.

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