Injured on someone else's property?
They may be liable.

Owners Are Liable for Accidents on Their Property

An owner or person in control of real estate can be held liable for injury or death occurring on that property. The duty owed to visitors depends on their status — a business invitee is owed a higher duty of care than a trespasser. Property owners can also be held responsible for criminal actions of third parties that occur on their premises.

Common Premises Liability Injuries

• Slip and fall accidents
• Falling boxes or debris
• Unexpected holes or uneven surfaces
• Defective stairs or missing handrails
• Dangerous pools or water features
• Electrocution from faulty wiring
• Assaults due to inadequate security
• Parking lot and sidewalk accidents

Slip and Fall Cases

Slipping and falling can cause broken bones, head injuries, and serious neck and back problems. A fall from a height can be life-threatening or permanently disabling. Under California law, anyone who invites others onto their property must ensure it is reasonably safe. Failure to clear hazards or post warnings within a reasonable time can lead to liability.

We Are Here to Help You

At Taylor Solano & Associates, we fight for the rights of slip and fall and premises liability victims. We have represented clients who were seriously hurt through no fault of their own, and we are proud to have helped many people recover the compensation they needed to move forward with their lives.