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South Carolina premises liability law describes the legal duties that businesses, individuals, and other entities have to people who visit the property (or premises) they own. Basically, those who own or manage property must ensure their premises are reasonably safe, or they must warn visitors of any dangers.
Our South Carolina personal injury attorneys handle a wide range of premises liability claims. However, some of the most common types of cases we take include:
When you are visiting someone else’s property, whether it’s a public or private place, you have a right to expect reasonably safe conditions. So when a property owner or manager is negligent and you are hurt as a result, you have a right to demand compensation for your injuries. In fact, this is true whether you were injured at a place of business, on public property such as a sidewalk, or at someone’s home.
At Mickle & Bass, our dedicated South Carolina premises liability lawyers have a long track record of success in securing full and fair compensation for victims of slip-and-fall accidents, dog bites, swimming pool accidents, and other dangerous situations. Our legal team is aggressive in taking on large companies that may have put you at risk, but we are also sensitive to situations in which you may need to pursue compensation from a friend or neighbor’s homeowners’ insurance.
Schedule a free consultation now to talk about your legal options. Our South Carolina personal injury law firm makes our services affordable by not charging any fees upfront. Instead, we only collect attorney fees if and when we secure money for you.
Any time you are injured on someone else’s property due to negligence, you will be dealing with that property owner’s or manager’s insurance company. Our skilled South Carolina premises liability attorneys understand how these insurance companies operate, and we know the legal strategies they will use to try to avoid paying you the compensation you deserve.
Depending on the circumstances surrounding your accident, we may demand payment for:
Medical expenses, both for the bills you’re facing now and treatments you may need in the future
Lost income, including reduced earning capacity
Personal property damage, such as if your vehicle was stolen during an attack
Your physical and emotional pain and suffering
As soon as our attorneys take your case, we will launch an investigation into the cause of your accident and determine who should be held liable for the harm you have suffered. We will negotiate aggressively with the responsible parties in hopes of reaching a full and fair settlement. However, we won’t back down from a fight in court if that’s what is necessary to pursue justice in your case.
Contact us today to schedule a free consultation, and let us answer any questions you have about how to move forward with your premises liability claim.
Slips and trips on poorly maintained property can leave a person with serious injuries. Some of the most common causes of slip-and-fall accidents include:
A lack of adequate security can invite criminal activity on a property, such as assault or theft. Negligent security issues that affect apartment complexes, offices, hotels, and other facilities may include:
There are a variety of safety rules that apply to swimming pool owners. Homeowners, businesses, and government agencies can be held responsible if their negligence causes a swimming pool accident. Common types of accidents at pools include:
Dog attacks that cause serious personal injuries and disfiguration can change a victim’s life forever. In South Carolina, the animal’s owner may be held accountable even if he or she could not have known the dog would bite. In general, a dog owner may be held responsible if:
You have a right to expect equipment and facilities and parks and playgrounds to be safe. Some of the common dangers people face at amusement parks, playgrounds, and other recreational venues include:
According to South Carolina premises liability law, property owners (or those acting on their behalf) have a legal duty to:
Insurance companies will take an aggressive stance in defending property owners from personal injury claims. They may try to blame victims for the accident, claiming a person did not take reasonable precautions around an obvious hazard or accusing a victim of trespassing on the property. Therefore, it is crucial that you have a skilled South Carolina premises liability attorney on your side to build a strong claim and push back against insurance companies.
Do not put off talking to our knowledgeable South Carolina premises liability attorneys if you have been seriously injured on someone else’s property. Evidence in these types of cases can be cleaned up or disposed of quickly. As a result, it is important that we begin our investigation into your claim as soon as possible.
Schedule a free legal consultation with our compassionate team today. We do not charge any fees upfront to get started on your case, and we only collect fees if and when we recover compensation for your loved one.
Schedule a free consultation today by calling. Our dedicated personal injury attorneys can meet with you in Columbia, Rock Hill, Myrtle Beach, Charleston, or anywhere else in South Carolina. Additionally, we can come to your home or hospital room, wherever is most convenient.
If you or a family member has been harmed due to an individual’s or company’s negligence, you need to talk with our knowledgeable attorneys about what to do next. Therefore, schedule a free legal consultation today to get started on your case.
When you are ready to take legal action after being hurt at work or suffering an injury due to the negligence of another, make Mickle & Bass your first call. We will provide the skillful and compassionate representation that you need.
We can provide a free consultation by phone or by meeting with you at our offices in Columbia, Charleston, Myrtle Beach or Rock Hill. Connect with us today and get started on your case.
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