Premises liability is the legal concept that holds property owners responsible for maintaining safe conditions on their premises. Many Hawaii slip-and-fall accidents result from a property owner or manager’s negligence. Landowners are responsible for maintaining their premises. When a hazardous condition puts others at risk, the responsible party may be held liable if someone gets hurt. In Hawaii, property owners have a duty of care to visitors, which includes conducting regular inspections, promptly addressing hazards, and warning visitors of known dangers. This applies to all types of properties including retail stores, restaurants, hotels, office buildings, and private residences where visitors are legally present.