All too often, people suffer serious injuries because a landlord, restaurant, store owner,
apartment complex, business or homeowner failed to safeguard them from harm. In Georgia, these
landowners have specific legal duties to protect tenants, customers, neighbors and members of the
public who come onto their property. Such duties include keeping the floor clean from spills and
other hazards, providing security when it's needed, making sure sidewalks are free of dangerous
cracks and holes, ensuring that elevators and escalators are in good working condition, putting
dangerous dogs in kennels or on leashes, and properly enclosing swimming pools behind fences. These
duties would seem to be common sense, but unfortunately, they are often overlooked or forgotten.
There have been too many cases where innocent, unsuspecting people have been badly hurt because
the landowner has not done what the law requires. If you have been injured in a premises case, you
may be entitled to past and future recovery for medical bills, lost wages, lost opportunities, pain
and suffering, and in some cases, punitive damages.
The Lasky Law Group has successfully obtained
substantial verdicts and settlements for clients who have suffered premises injuries. Our clients have
tenants, hotel guests, and cruise ship passengers who were assaulted or raped, customers of restaurants,
grocery stores and retail stores who suffered serious fall related injuries, as well as people who
suffered injuries because a building was defectively constructed or its sidewalks were improperly
maintained.
If you have been injured and believe you may have a premises liability case, please
call or email the Lasky Law Group. As with all of our cases, there is never a charge for the first
conference and consultation.
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