What is Premises Liability?
Premise liability represents a personal injury case that awards a plaintiff monetary damages if the plaintiff can prove the other party committed one or more acts of negligence.
One of the most common types of premises liability cases is a slip and fall in which the owner of a property failed to implement measures that protected a visitor from slipping and falling.
Proving negligence for a premises liability case requires establishing the owner of a property had a duty of care to protect you against sustaining one or more injuries.