Slip & Fall / Premises Liability

 

Holding Negligent Property Owners Accountable

 

If you or a loved one has recently been injured on private, business or government-owned property in Southern California, don't assume anything and don't jeopardize your right to recover compensation for injuries, pain, lost income and other damages. We represent clients who have suffered minor injuries, catastrophic injuries and the wrongful death of loved ones.

 

After an accident on someone else's property, injured victims often blame themselves for not "paying more attention" or "being more careful" rather than seek legal advice. Because legal rights involving these types of accidents are not always obvious or intuitive, many victims of property owner negligence simply assume they have no case and fail to seek legal advice. This can be a huge mistake.

 

Contact the diDonato Law Center for a free consultation. We're here to help you get the compensation you deserve.

 

Los Angeles County Premises Liability Attorneys

 

Premises liability law is based on the principle that all property owners have a legal 

duty to maintain safe property conditions and a duty to adequately warn guests and 

visitors of hazards.

 

Accidents and injuries governed by premises liability law

• Slip-and-fall accidents

• Tripping accidents

• Injuries caused by dog bites or other animal attacks

• Swimming pool accidents

• Construction-related accidents

• Accidents involving road, sidewalk or parking lot defects

• Injuries resulting from physical or sexual assault and negligent security 

• Accidents resulting from rental property conditions (small children falling from unscreened apartment windows, for example)

 

At diDonato Law Center, we have had extensive experience and success with 

premises liability claims of every type. In fact, we frequently take on cases that other 

slip-and-fall lawyers refuse to accept due to the difficult challenges involved. That 

said, we must re-emphasize how crucial it is for you to contact us as soon as 

possible.

 

 

Why the urgency? In essence, being able to establish an injured plaintiff's right to 

recover compensation depends on being able to provide evidence documenting 

property conditions at the time of the accident or as close to that time as possible. 

The longer the delay, the more likely that evidence will disappear.