North Carolina residents generally do not expect to suffer a serious injury during their weekly trip to the grocery store. Unfortunately, however, slip-and-fall accidents happen all the time, even to the most cautious shoppers. According to the Centers for Disease...
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Premises Liability
Can you sue your landlord for your injuries?
We see it all the time. Individuals are seriously injured at their apartment complexes due to hazardous conditions on their property. Broken stairs, ice, wet floors, cracked sidewalks, and a host of other issues can be to blame. But if you’ve been injured by a...
The basics of premises liability
Property owners have a responsibility to keep their premises safe so that people who come on to their property do not become injured. If they have failed to do so, the property owner or nonowner resident may be held liable for the injuries caused through the doctrine...