How a Premises Liability Injury Case Works?

Premises liability is any form of negligence that results in personal injury while on another’s property. Our attorneys provide professional representation in premises liability litigation.

Accidents Caused by Dangerous or Defective Property Conditions.

Property owners, landlords and property managers have a duty to reasonably maintain, operate and design property to keep it safe for visitors. They must repair known dangers and post adequate warnings of hazardous conditions that cannot be remedied. When they fail to meet this standard, they may be held liable for injuries that take place on their property.

Types of premises liability cases

One of the most common premises liability cases is caused by a slip and fall accident. Slip and fall injuries occur on a daily basis and affect people of all ages. Uneven pavement, poorly lit stairwells, ice and obstructed floors are some common causes of slip and fall accidents. Always contact an experienced slip and fall attorney at Kanner & Pintaluga Review if you suffer any type of injury because of these hazardous conditions.

Below is a list of additional accidents that are considered premises liability situations:

• Carbon monoxide leaks
• Dog bites
• Electric shock due to exposed electric wiring
• Inadequate security measures enabling assaults
• Falling debris, merchandise, or hanging hazards
• Asbestos exposure and mesothelioma

As with all personal injury cases for our clients, there is absolutely no cost to you unless we win your case. Do not hesitate to contact an attorney at Kanner & Pintaluga if you have been injured and your case involves premises liability.

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Workers’ Compensation — Kanner & Pintaluga Review

Workers’ compensation is a form of insurance providing wage replacement and medical benefits to employees injured during the course of employment.

You Are Not Alone

Workplace injuries are more common than most people believe. There are an estimated 139,064,000 civilian workers in the United States, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Each day, many of these workers suffer injury, disability, and even death from workplace incidents. On average, more than 4,500 United States workers die in a typical year from occupational injuries. Although difficult to enumerate, annually about 49,000 deaths are attributed to work-related illnesses.

An estimated 3.9 million workers suffer from nonfatal occupational injury or illness in a given year. Of those workers, 2 million are transferred, placed on work restrictions, or take time off of work. An estimated 2.6 million workers are treated in emergency departments for occupational injuries and illnesses, and approximately 110,000 of these workers are hospitalized.

We Will Guide You through the Process

The lawyers at Kanner & Pintaluga Review work tirelessly to make the process of filing for Workers’ Compensation benefits as seamless as possible for our clients. Our attorneys are able to handle all aspects of your case. We will identify the responsible parties, help you file your claim and keep you informed throughout the progress of your case.

Typical Workplace Injuries

Injuries that frequently happen in the workplace include:

Bodily reactions — slips and trips

Sprains, strains and tears

Falls

Struck by objects

Struck against object

Caught in/compressed by objects

Repetitive motion injury

Assaults or violent acts

Driving accidents

Heavy equipment malfunctions and mishaps

Overexertion — lifting, pushing, pulling, holding, carrying

We are Here for You and Your Family

To ensure you get the highest possible recovery for to cover the costs of your injuries, contact the personal injury attorneys at Kanner & Pintaluga. When your family is counting on you, you can count on us.

As with all personal injury cases for our clients, there is absolutely no cost to you unless we win your case. Do not hesitate to contact an attorney at Kanner & Pintaluga Review if you have been injured while on the job. To schedule a consultation with an attorney regarding your workers compensation claim, please call 1–800–586–5555 or feel free to contact us via email.

Originally published at kpattorney.com.