Welcome to a comprehensive guide on the principles of negligent security in premises liability! Picture this: you walk into a store or apartment building, expecting to feel safe and secure. But what happens when that sense of security is shattered due to inadequate safety measures? That’s where negligent security comes
Get to know a negligent security lawyer specializing in premises liability in this article with McKay Law. When it comes to feeling safe and secure in public spaces, we rely on property owners to provide adequate security measures. However, what happens when property owner negligence leads to preventable harm? Negligent security lawyers
In this article, our Texas slip and fall attorney will discuss every aspect of slip and fall accidents, Texas slip and fall law, and premises liability. Premises liability is a legal concept that holds property owners responsible for accidents and injuries that occur on their property. Slip and fall accidents are one
Learn about the preparation for your deposition in a premises liability case with Lindsey McKay, Texas personal injury lawyer. Introduction In a premises liability case, the plaintiff claims injury from a dangerous condition on the defendant’s property that the defendant was responsible for keeping safe. The extent of the defendant’s
Our team at McKay Law has gathered several liability factors that will affect your slip and fall case. Let’s have a look at them together. Liability Factor 1: Conditions on the Premises When You Fell Liability Factor 2: Complaints, Prior Incidents, and Subsequent Repairs Liability Factor 3: Responsible Parties and
To help clear up premises liability myths, our personal injury lawyer at McKay Law presents five most common misconceptions. If you were injured on someone else’s property and you think you may have a premises liability claim, contact Lindsey McKay at McKay Law at (903) INJURED, (903) 999-2653 or submit your case for
Are You an Invitee, a Licensee, or a Trespasser in Premises Liability? Civil common law controls tort law. This means that there are no laws that offer attorneys a clear-cut description to apply to particular circumstances, and then presto! they’re done. Instead, to establish another party’s negligence or liability, attorneys
Comparative negligence is used to describe the share of fault attributable to each party in a slip and fall accident case. To win a slip and fall lawsuit in Illinois, the injured party must prove that the property owner was negligent in providing safe property conditions and/or maintenance of the
