Category Archives: Premises Liability
What To Know About Inadequate Security
When you go to the store or walk in the bar to grab a drink, do you think about your safety? Probably not, but maybe you should. Property owners are responsible for keeping their premises safe. This means having adequate security. So what does it mean when a property has inadequate security? It’s not… Read More »
19 Injured In NJ Roller Coaster Ride
When it comes to amusement parks, safety should be the top priority. This is especially true for roller coasters and other rides, which often feature dangerous elements such as heights and gravity. A recent incident at Six Flags amusement park, located in Jackson Township, injured 19 passengers. The people were injured while riding the… Read More »
New Jersey Woman Injured After Getting Sucked Into Manhole
When we walk down a street, we don’t expect to encounter any issues that could affect our safety. While it’s possible that a person could slip and fall, nobody thinks that they will suddenly get sucked down a manhole. This weird situation recently happened in East Orange, New Jersey. A woman was walking home… Read More »
What Is Inadequate Security?
Business owners have a lot to worry about. Not only are there financial concerns to consider, but they also have to worry about the safety of their customers. Customers could slip and fall, get injured by falling items, or suffer injuries from an elevator or escalator. Another type of premises liability issue that business… Read More »
Sam’s Club Grapes Not Liable For Woman’s Slip And Fall
Slips and falls can happen in a variety of places, including restaurants, grocery stores, parking lots, sidewalks, stairs, and even a person’s own home. When they happen, the victim often wants to blame someone else so they can obtain compensation for their injuries. But as one recent case in New Jersey shows, the business… Read More »
Snow And Ice Removal Laws For Landlords
We’re in winter now, which can pose premises liability issues for property owners, particularly landlords. As temperatures drop, what are the rules for removing snow and ice? The good news is that New Jersey is clear on the laws in this regard. First, there is the ongoing storm rule, which states that a landowner… Read More »
Father Sues Son For Slip And Fall, Gets $1.5 Million Settlement
If you suffered injuries after slipping and falling at your adult child’s house, would you sue them? A New Jersey father did, and it worked out well for him, as he received a settlement of $1.5 million. However, the most amazing part of this story is that the father’s accident was captured on video… Read More »
Swimming Pool Safety
The weather will be warming up in New Jersey soon. Plus, the school year is ending, signaling the start of summer break and pool season. People of all ages enjoy spending time in the water, but it needs to be done safely. On average, 10 people die every day from drowning. People can also… Read More »
Preventing Summertime Premises Liability Cases
Almost everyone looks forward to summer, but nobody wants to spend it injured. As you plan barbecues and pool parties, be sure to keep your guests safe. Any kind of injury or illness can increase your risk of a premises liability claim. Likewise, if you were injured on someone else’s premises, you could file… Read More »
Premises Liability at Restaurants
Slips and falls are common occurrences. They happen on a daily basis and cause serious injuries, such as broken bones and head trauma. These and other premises liability issues often occur in restaurants. People go to restaurants to eat and drink. As such, food and beverages can be found throughout the premises. In many… Read More »
