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Premises Liability Vocabulary

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Premises liability is a part of personal injury law. It deals with injuries sustained on another party’s property. A property owner is responsible for keeping their property safe for visitors. This includes warning people of potential hazards, such as wet floors, and maintaining the premises to ensure safety regulations are met. If a property owner fails to uphold their responsibilities, they may be held financially liable for their negligence.

If you or your loved one was injured on another party’s property, the Des Moines premises liability attorneys of LaMarca Law Group, P.C., can help you to fight for the compensation you deserve. Contact an attorney at (515) 705-0233 to learn more about your rights.

Understanding Premise Liability

If you are considering filing a lawsuit, there are several legal terms you need to become familiar with, including the following:

  • Invitee – A person injured on a property who was welcomed onto the property. This includes visitors to both homes and businesses.
  • Licensee – Someone who has a license to enter private property and was subsequently injured. This may include such licensees as health inspectors.
  • Trespasser – A person that gets injured despite the fact they were not invited to the property. A trespasser may be entitled to compensation in certain circumstances.

Contact Us

The Des Moines premises liability attorneys of LaMarca Law Group, P.C., have the knowledge, experience, and vision to successfully represent you as you seek compensation for your pain and suffering. Contact us today at (515) 705-0233 for a free and confidential consultation.

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