Premises liability law is designed to hold property owners and homeowners accountable for injuries suffered on their property because of hazardous conditions. Slip and fall accidents are the most common types of premises liability lawsuits, but there are a host of other incidents that may lead to a premises liability lawsuit. Premises liability cases are often complex because it can be difficult to prove the property owner was aware of, and could have prevented, an accident from taking place. If you or a loved one has sustained an injury on another person or business owner’s property because of preventable dangerous conditions, contact experienced premises liability attorney Moises Briseño and Associates at Toro Law Office immediately to schedule a consultation to discuss your case. We are fluent in English and Spanish and have extensive knowledge regarding these types of cases. Premises liability lawsuits claiming injuries that resulted from unsafe conditions are often difficult to navigate, as duty of care must be proven. At Toro Law Office, we can help you do just that, ensuring justice is served, and you receive compensation for your injuries.

The chance of an accident happeninh in a place of business, store, school, sidewalk, parking lot, or home of an acquaintance is high, given the amount of time we spend in these establishments. At Toro Law Office, we represent clients on a wide range of premises liability claims in Illinois and Texas, including the following:

• Slipping on wet sidewalks, parking lots, walkways, or other surfaces
• Tripping on uneven flooring or carpeting
• Construction site accidents
• Dog bites
• Willful neglect on the part of the property owner
• Failure to warn of potentially unsafe conditions
• Swimming pool injuries
• Escalator injuries
• Fires and explosions
• Exposure to hazardous materials or chemicals
• Inadequate security

These are just a few examples of the types of premises liability cases handled at Toro Law Office. If you have been injured on another person’s property because of something that could have been prevented, please give us a call and schedule a free consultation. As a boutique law firm, we can give our undivided attention to every client, ensuring nothing is overlooked, and justice is served.

As mentioned, perhaps the most complex aspects of a premises liability claim are proving liability. In the event you are injured on another person or business’s property, you must be able to prove that the property owner or manager knew about the potentially unsafe conditions yet failed to do anything about it. This is often easier said than done. To bring a claim against a negligent property owner, you must be able to prove the following:

• The at-fault party was in command of the property
• The property owner, or tenant, was negligent in the maintenance of the property
• The property owner’s negligence directly leads to your injury

Please contact Toro Law Office today and schedule a free consultation to discuss your case with one of our experienced lawyers.