Glendale Premises Liability Attorneys

California Personal Injury and Accident Lawyers

Most often associated with slip and fall accidents, premises liability refers to an area of personal injury law which covers those accidents and injuries that occur on another person’s property. At the Law Offices of Yarian & Patatanyan, we deal with all types of premises liability claims throughout Glendale, Los Angeles, Pasadena and Burbank, including:

• Construction site accidents and injuries
• Slip and fall accidents
• Inadequate security, leading to assault or injury
• Retail store injury (products falling off shelves, etc.)
• Falling trees
• Dog bites
• Theme park / roller coaster injuries
• Swimming pool accidents and drowning

If you or a loved one has been injured on another person’s property, a Glendale premises liability attorney at our firm may be able to help you. We offer a case evaluation to see how we may be able to help you recover compensation for losses you have suffered as a result of your injury, including lost wages, current and future medical expenses and emotional pain and anguish. Whether you have been injured at a mall, office building, construction site, theme park, apartment or someone’s house, you may be able to hold the property owner responsible for the injuries you received.

Proving Liability in a California Personal Injury Claim

In any personal injury claim in California, you must prove the liability (legal responsibility) of the other party in order to obtain a settlement. In California, you can prove partial liability. For instance, if you were considered to be 10% at fault in the accident you were injured in on another’s property, the property owner would still be 90% at fault and would therefore have to pay 90% of the damages awarded by the court or outlined in your claim.

When you retain the services of a lawyer at Yarian & Patatanyan, we will work to prove the property owner’s liability by showing:

• The property owner knew of the hazardous situation and did nothing to correct it.
• The building or grounds were not reasonably maintained.
• There was no warning sign regarding the hazardous situation, and the property owner knew of it.

Have you been injured on someone else’s property in Southern California? Contact a premises liability lawyer at Yarian & Patatanyan today!