Category: Premises Liability
Premises Liability Myths That Can Be Ignored
Premises liability is an area within personal injury law that applies when you get hurt on someone else’s property. Premises liability cases tend to be especially challenging because of complex questions of liability that arise between property owners and visitors. These questions have given rise to myths about these types of claims. At Recovery Law …
Read Full ArticleSlip and Fall Basics for Property Owners
Property owners on Oahu have a duty to keep their premises free of hazards to reduce the chances of a slip and fall accident. But when they break the slip and fall laws in Hawaii, they risk facing significant legal penalties if someone is hurt on their property. Have you been injured on someone else’s …
Read Full ArticleWhen Do I Have a Premises Liability Case?
Hawaii property owners are expected to keep their premises reasonably safe and secure. When they fail to maintain their properties, repair hazardous conditions, or warn visitors about potential hazards, they can be held liable for any injuries that occur. If you were injured on someone else’s property on Oahu, you shouldn’t have to pay for …
Read Full ArticleWoman Files Premises Liability Claim Against Walmart
Hawaii is one of the top tourist destinations in the world. People from across the globe flock to this tropical paradise to enjoy the pristine beaches and amazing natural beauty. Hawaii is also home to first-class shopping and dining. All who visit these establishments are protected by premises liability laws. Despite these laws, too many people are injured every year …
Read Full ArticleWoman Files Premises Liability Claim After Falling Down Stairs
Those who visit public establishments in Hawaii should not have to fear for their safety while shopping or enjoying themselves. Premises liability laws in Hawaii say that business and property owners are responsible for the safety and protection of customers. Parking lots and other outside property also fall under the jurisdiction of these laws. Things such as inadequate lighting, water leaks and …
Read Full ArticleCouple Files Premises Liability Claim After Alleged Fall
Sometimes, business owners or employees will neglect to care for or maintain their establishments, which could result in hazardous conditions for customers. Property under disrepair and foreign objects that are left on floors can obviously be very dangerous. Far too often, shoppers and patrons in Hawaii and across the nation are injured due to dangerous …
Read Full ArticleSlip-and-Fall Accidents Could Lead to a Premises Liability Claim
Those who call Hawaii home are privileged to have an abundance of stores and business that provide residents with a variety of choices when shopping for food, clothing or other needs. Thanks to premises liability laws, business and property owners are obligated to provide a safe shopping environment for all visitors. These laws state that any hazards must be repaired or removed. It is requirement …
Read Full ArticleWoman Allegedly Injured in a Store Files Premises Liability Claim
For business and property owners, the best ways to prevent accidents from happening involve maintaining properties and removing potential hazards. Things such as poor lighting, unattended items left in aisles and slick floors are accidents waiting to happen that could cause injury to customers. According to premises liability laws in Hawaii, property and business owners may be held liable when hazardous conditions cause injuries to …
Read Full ArticlePremises Liability Laws Were Established for Safety
The state of Hawaii is one of most popular tourists destinations in the world. Home to world-class dining and shopping, not to mention a multitude of outdoor attractions, there is something here for everyone. Premises liability laws state that the owners of these business and attractions must maintain a safe environment for all visitors lawfully on the property. Liquids or foreign …
Read Full ArticleVictims Injured by Negligence May File a Premises Liability Claim
In Hawaii and across the United States, all public places are required to be safe for visitors. Not many people are aware, but premises liability laws can also apply to private properties such as residences. If hazards are present, the hazards must be removed or warning needs to be provided. When the negligence of property owners contributes to injuries, victims have the …
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