Premises Liability

Atlanta Premises Liability Attorneys

Owners of property owners are required to maintain safe premises. When they do not and injuries occur, the injured has the right to claim damages under premises liability law. At the Georgia law firm of Goldstein & Hayes, PC, our attorneys have experience and a record of accomplishment in personal injury cases. We understand premises liability law and have undertaken many cases on behalf of clients injured on defective or dangerous premises.

If you have been injured because of poorly maintained property, you may be eligible to claim compensation for medical bills and other costs of an injury. To learn how we can help you with a premises liability claim, contact our Atlanta law firm to discuss your situation.

Our clients have come to use with injuries arising from:

• Robberies, muggings and rapes due to inadequate security
• Pool injuries
• Slip and fall on uncleared ice
• Unmarked curbs
• Stair risers at uneven heights
• Brick walkways not set
• Wet floors
• Uneven pavement
• Falling merchandise
• False arrest
• Broken or weak railings on stairs
• Lack of supervision
• Inadequate warnings of dangers
• Amusement park rides
• Fires

Using the resources of the firm to prove liability

When we accept a premises liability case, our investigators move quickly to the scene to document conditions before owners or managers have a chance to repair or cover up the cause. We use accident reconstruction specialists, engineers, and security experts to build a case for our clients. Our lawyers have won compensation for clients in cases against shopping centers, parking lot owners, hotel and motel properties, entertainment complexes, apartment complexes, and homeowners.

If you have experienced an injury because of negligent maintenance or security, contact a Georgia premises liability attorney at Goldstein & Hayes, PC. Serving the Atlanta - Decatur area, the entire state, and the southeastern United States, we offer a free initial consultation. We undertake premises liability cases on a contingency basis in most cases, allowing us to represent the injured without regard to their wealth or status.