Pennsylvania Premises Liability Attorneys
Serving Carlisle, Hanover, Harrisburg, Lancaster, & York
FACT Landowners have a legal duty to ensure their property is free from dangerous or potentially harmful conditions.
In Pennsylvania, if you were hurt while on someone else’s property or premises, you may be eligible to file a personal injury claim to recover financial compensation. That is because individuals and companies who are in possession of land can be held responsible for any preventable injuries sustained by individuals on that land.
Common examples of premises liability cases include:
- Slip and fall accidents
- Dog bites and animal attacks
- Amusement park accidents
- Snow and ice accidents
- Lead paint exposure
- Sexual assault on premises
- Drowning accidents
- Hotel/motel liability
Fighting for Your Safety & Security Since 1922
The Pennsylvania premises liability attorneys at Handler, Henning & Rosenberg LLP have years of experience representing personal injury victims. Since 1922, we have tenaciously advocated on behalf of our clients, and have won millions during this time. Our goal in any case is to help our clients experience a safe, secure future, and be able to move on from their present circumstances.
Call (888) 498-3023 for more information about your case. We offer free case evaluations!
Dangerous Premises Conditions
All people have a reasonable expectation of safety whenever they visit public or private land. Broadly speaking, all property managers are obligated to prevent defects or harmful conditions whenever possible. If the condition of the store, apartment complex, office, mall, restaurant, etc. is unsafe, the owner may be liable for accidents that occur. The claim made by victims of these accidents is that the premises manager knew or should have known about the defect and, by doing nothing, allowed harm to visitors or tenants.
Situations that can lead to a lawsuit include:
- Slippery or ice-covered floors
- Broken stairs
- Missing railings
- Poor lighting
- Loose carpet
- Malfunctioning equipment
- Uneven sidewalks
- Negligent security
A premises liability claim may be filed as a result of any condition that causes avoidable injury, had the property owner acted to prevent the injury from occurring. For instance, let’s say you live in an old neighborhood where there are a lot of large, old trees. Some of the sidewalk in front of your house is buckled up from the tree’s roots growing underneath. If someone trips over the sidewalk on your premises, you may be liable for that person’s injuries and damages may be awarded as a result.
Pennsylvania Premises Liability Lawyer with Thousands of Claims Filed
Since 1922, Handler, Henning & Rosenberg LLC have been responsible for thousands of successful claims for our clients. We've held some of the toughest companies and defendants accountable for their actions, winning tens of millions in verdicts and settlements. Our first priority is ensuring our clients get the money they need for medical care, lost income, and financial stability.
If your case meets the following criteria...
- A dangerous condition caused your injury or loss
- The property owner knew about the condition (or should have known)
- The property owner did nothing to solve the issue
- Your injury was serious and predictable
...then our firm wants to help you get justice and find the relief you need.
As one of the largest firms in the area, we can handle any complex premises liability case. Our team investigates claims thoroughly and effectively, allowing us to uphold our clients’ rights in court or in settlement negotiations.
Contact Handler, Henning & Rosenberg LLC today to request your free case evaluation.
