Premises Liability

A loose or unstable handrail can lead to sudden, serious injury. If you slipped, tripped, or fell because a handrail failed to support you, you may have grounds to file a premises liability claim under North Carolina law. Understanding your rights starts with knowing...

A swimming pool can be a great place for fun and relaxation, but it also comes with serious responsibilities. Property owners must take the right safety steps to prevent accidents and protect anyone who might enter their pool area. North Carolina has specific laws in...

Amusement parks are designed to provide entertainment and excitement, but they also come with inherent risks. When injuries occur at these attractions, premises liability laws determine who may be held responsible. Understanding the responsibilities of park owners and...

Electric scooters have become a common sight in cities across the country. While convenient for riders, e-scooters have introduced new risks for property owners. Understanding how these risks affect premises liability is crucial for anyone responsible for keeping a...

Premises liability cases arise when someone gets injured on another person’s property due to unsafe conditions. These cases often involve slip and falls, unsafe building conditions, or inadequate maintenance. For someone to hold the property owner responsible, they...

Landlords must make sure their rental properties are safe. This includes keeping electrical systems in good condition to prevent injuries. Both landlords and tenants should know these important duties. Inspect and maintain regularly Landlords should inspect the...

When your child gets hurt at a public pool, determining fault can be a complex process. Understanding who is responsible is essential to seeking justice and fair compensation. Assess the situation North Carolina follows premises liability law. First, assess the...

If you’ve been injured on someone else's property in North Carolina, you might think that you’re on your own when it comes to treating your injuries. However, you can seek compensation through a premises liability claim under state law. Understanding the types of...

Imagine a picturesque neighborhood with children playing in different places. Amid that area, there lies a potential danger known as attractive nuisances that owners have to take notice of. These are features that are often hazardous to children but attract their...

Property owners employ security guards to protect those who visit, reside or work on their premises. The presence of security personnel can deter crime and boost morale among visitors, residents and employees by knowing that trained professionals monitor the safe flow...