PARADISE SLIP & FALL LAWYER

You have an expectation of safety when visiting stores, restaurants, casinos, and other businesses around Nevada, so a slip and fall accident can take you by surprise. Nevada property owners are required to maintain a reasonably safe space that is free from foreseeable hazards, but many fail in this legal duty. When they do, state laws on premises liability apply. By meeting the legal requirements, you may be entitled to compensation for a wide range of losses after a slip and fall.

However, the process for enforcing your rights is more complicated than you might expect. You are at a disadvantage if you do not have a legal background, so rely on our team at Cameron Law to pursue the at-fault parties to get the monetary damages you deserve. Please contact us today to schedule a no-cost case evaluation with a Paradise slip & fall lawyer who can provide personalized advice. An overview of the laws is also informative.

Types of Premises Liability Claims

Slip and fall incidents get their name because of the most common scenario in which they occur, but victims can suffer injuries in many other ways. Under Nevada premises liability laws, property owners must take reasonable precautions to protect those who enter their space. They may breach the duty of care by:

• Failing to repair broken steps, railings, balconies, elevators, and escalators;
• Not cleaning up spills, puddles, inventory, equipment, and other debris;
• Neglecting to install proper security measures in the presence of criminal activity;
• Failure to place warning signs around dangerous areas; and,
• Not maintain proper hygiene and cleaning policies, a common problem at restaurants that often causes food poisoning.

In addition to property owners, there may be other parties to pursue after an accident. Business owners, landlords, tenants, property management companies, and many other individuals and entities having control over the premises may also be liable.

Monetary Damages for Injured Victims

Regardless of which parties you pursue for compensation, you will typically be dealing with an insurance company. Business and property owners carry liability policies to pay for victims’ losses. As such, your first step is filing an insurance claim and attempting to settle. If the insurer will not agree to a fair amount, you must initiate litigation in court.

Cameron Law will tackle all tasks related to your insurance claim and lawsuit. Our Paradise slip & fall attorneys will seek damages for:

• Medical costs for emergency treatment, surgery, hospitalization, and other care;
• Lost income, if you were unable to work because of your injuries;
• Pain and suffering;
• Emotional distress;
• Many other losses that impact your quality of life.

Talk to a Paradise Slip & Fall Lawyer About Your Legal Options

It is a comfort to know that compensation is available under premises liability laws, but this summary should convince you that legal representation is critical. For more information, please contact Cameron Law to set up a free consultation with a Paradise slip & fall attorney. We can advise you on the process and discuss strategy after learning more about your situation.