Premises Liability

Sacramento County Premises Liability Claims

Legal Help if You've Been Injured on an Unsafe or Poorly Maintained Property in Northern California

Every year dozens of people in our community suffer serious injuries — wrenched backs, broken hips, broken wrists or arms, and concussions — from accidents on negligently maintained properties.

Businesses and homeowners, landlords and property managers are responsible for maintaining their property in a reasonably safe condition. If they know (or should know) of a hazardous condition, they have a duty to warn the public about it. If they have not maintained the property and not provided adequate warning, they could be sued by people who are injured.

At the Weinberger Law Firm, in Roseville, California, we help injured people bring premises liability lawsuits to get compensation for serious injuries they received from:

• Slip and fall accidents on wet floors, slippery floors, or otherwise defective flooring
• Trip and fall accidents on uneven walkways or sidewalks, on merchandise left in store aisles, on unsecured rugs or frayed carpets
• Falling merchandise in stores
• Falls in stairwells, exits and entrances because of inadequate lighting, missing handrails, faulty handrails, or lack of signage
• Elevator or escalator malfunctions
• Dog bites or animal attacks

Contact Sacramento premises liability attorney Joseph Weinberger if you believe your injuries were caused by the negligent maintenance, operation or design of a property. With more than 20 years of legal experience in all areas of personal injury, the Weinberger Law Firm is prepared to investigate and tackle your case.

Holding Owners Responsible for Dog Bite Injuries

As many as one million Americans every year require medical treatment after a dog bite. More than half of the victims of serious dog bite injuries are children. Typical injuries from dog bites include infection, disfiguring scars, nerve damage and loss of motion or function, psychological trauma and even the death of a child.

Dog and animal owners have a legal obligation to control their animals and protect the safety of the public (which includes people on public property and people who are legally on private property). When a dog owner fails in that responsibility, he or she can be held accountable for injuries in a premises liability lawsuit.

Contact Us

Contact a lawyer at the Weinberger Law Firm. We can help you fight for your rights and hold dog owners accountable for the injuries caused by their animal. Call us at 1-(866)-428-2976.