York County, PA Premises Liability Attorney

Premises liability law places the responsibility for proper maintenance of a building or the surrounding grounds squarely on the shoulders of the owner or operator. This includes residences, hotels, apartment buildings, office buildings, retail businesses, malls, and public buildings. Anyone who is injured, despite taking reasonable care, as a result of a hazardous condition inside or outside may be due compensation. If you are injured and believe your accident was caused by another’s negligence, you should contact our firm. Ilkhanoff & Silverstein is an experienced personal injury law firm focused on protecting the rights of victims of serious injury. Our firm is ready to fight for the maximum compensation allowed by law. Your claim is serious. You deserve a serious premises liability attorney. Contact Ilkhanoff & Silverstein.

Cases of Premises Liability

Ilkhanoff & Silverstein handles a range of premises liability claims. Our office has seen it all. If you were injured on someone’s property and it could have been avoided, we can help you protect your rights and help you pursue compensation. Some common cases we handle include:

• Slip and falls
• Trip and falls
• Supermarket accidents
• Hotel accidents
• Drowning accidents
• Snow and Ice Accidents
• Sidewalk accidents
• Inadequate lighting
• Inadequate security
• Acceptable Injuries for Your Claim

Proving Negligence

Premises liability cases involve complex issues and depend greatly upon being able to prove that a hazardous condition existed, that the owner was aware of it or should have been, that there was no or an inadequate posted warning, and that your injuries resulted from the accident. The lack of action or care is called negligence. Every personal injury case is subject to the same legal standard; the burden of proof. This means that a defendant is innocent until proven otherwise. While in criminal cases, the burden of proof is on the prosecutor, it is up to the victim of negligence to prove a case.

Recovering Compensation

If you have suffered at the hands of a negligent property owner and are successful in proving negligence, you could be entitled to compensation. A negligent property owner may be liable for compensation for medical expenses, lost income, future lost wages, pain and suffering, and other directly related expenses.

Contact an Experienced Premises Liability Attorney

Ilkhanoff & Silverstein recognize the impact of a serious injury on a person’s future. We are dedicated to protecting the rights of clients in Pennsylvania and Maryland. If you need legal representation from an experienced team of seasoned trial attorneys and mediators, you should contact our firm. Contact Ilkhanoff & Silverstein for a free consultation.