Falls and Injuries Change Lives. We Fight to Get Yours Back.

Property owners and businesses have a legal obligation to maintain safe walking areas and warn visitors about known hazards. When floors are slippery, mats are bunched up, or aisles are cluttered, accidents happen—and they’re often preventable.

We act quickly to request surveillance footage before it’s erased, gather witness statements, and document the condition of the scene. These cases often turn on timing. The sooner we’re involved, the stronger your position becomes.

Injuries from falls—like fractured wrists, torn ligaments, or head trauma—can disrupt your ability to work, care for your family, or even walk unaided. Our firm pursues full compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and long-term recovery.

Property owners are responsible for inspecting and repairing dangerous conditions. That includes cracked sidewalks, loose handrails, broken steps, and malfunctioning lights—especially in areas open to the public or tenants.

These hazards often worsen over time. If an owner ignores complaints or chooses to delay repairs to save money, they may be held liable when someone is injured as a result. We build cases by uncovering maintenance records, repair histories, and prior complaints.

Whether the accident happened in a residential building, retail space, or office complex, we know how to prove the owner’s knowledge of the problem—and their failure to act. That’s what turns a preventable injury into a legal claim.

Restaurants, bars, and clubs have a duty to maintain safe premises and protect patrons from foreseeable harm. That includes preventing slip and fall risks, securing loose furniture, and controlling intoxicated or aggressive guests before situations escalate.

When you’re injured at an establishment—whether from falling, being assaulted, or even being struck by a broken chair—it’s critical to act fast. Surveillance footage is often deleted within days, and witnesses can be difficult to track down.

We handle these cases with discretion. Whether you're a guest, VIP, or employee, we work to preserve your reputation while aggressively pursuing claims against negligent owners, managers, or security staff who failed to do their jobs.

Property owners aren't just responsible for broken stairs and slippery floors—they’re also required to protect visitors from known criminal activity. If there’s a history of assaults, robberies, or violence on or near the premises, owners must take steps to increase security.

This might mean adding lighting, hiring security guards, installing cameras, or gating off areas after dark. When those precautions are skipped and someone is attacked, the property owner may be liable for negligent security.

These cases are especially sensitive. We represent victims of violent crimes—like assaults in apartment buildings, parking garages, or hotels—with care and confidentiality. Our goal is to pursue justice and ensure this never happens again on that property.

Parking lots and garages may seem low-risk, but they’re hotspots for avoidable injuries. Uneven pavement, potholes, poor lighting, lack of signage, and tight or confusing layouts can all contribute to trips, falls, and even vehicle-pedestrian collisions.

If the property owner knew—or should have known—about these risks and failed to address them, they can be held liable for resulting injuries. These cases often involve commercial properties, shopping centers, or private lots that are poorly maintained.

We act fast to document site conditions, interview witnesses, and obtain any surveillance footage before it’s lost. Our goal is to prove not only that the hazard existed, but that it was entirely preventable.

Landlords and property managers are legally required to keep apartment complexes safe—not just inside units, but in common areas like hallways, stairwells, entry gates, sidewalks, pools, and parking lots. When they cut corners, people get hurt.

Common hazards include broken handrails, poor lighting, loose tiles, cracked pavement, unmarked elevation changes, and faulty locks or gates. If complaints were made and ignored—or if the danger was obvious and unfixed—we work to hold the landlord accountable.

Whether you're a tenant, visitor, contractor, or delivery driver, you're entitled to a reasonably safe environment. We investigate lease records, maintenance logs, and site conditions to build strong, clear cases on your behalf.