Raleigh Premises Liability Lawyer

At the Law Office of Charles M. Putterman, in Raleigh, North Carolina, I represent clients who have suffered serious bodily injury in a slip, trip, fall, or other accident due to an owner's negligent care or management of the property. Persons who have been seriously injured on another's property may be entitled to compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain, and suffering. For more information about North Carolina premises liability law, contact me to schedule a consultation.

Premises liability claims include accidents involving a slip, trip, or fall caused by:

• Slippery and/or wet floors, stairs, sidewalks, roads, or parking lots
• Holes or cracks in a sidewalk, road, parking lot, or floor
• Improper maintenance of buildings, including hazardous steps, missing hand rails, and falling ceilings
• Improper ice or snow removal

Premises liability claims also involve injuries from falling objects. Falling objects are often the result of improper and hazardous stocking of merchandise or negligent construction or assembly of displays.

Property Owner Liability

A business owner, property owner, or landlord are responsible for the condition of their property. They have a duty to warn visitors of any unsafe or hazardous property conditions and to fix any unsafe or hazardous conditions as quickly as possible. A slip, trip, and fall accident and injury commonly occurs in grocery stores, home improvement stores, retail stores, and on sidewalks outside of those stores. The biggest problem facing persons injured on another's property is the North Carolina Contributory Negligence Statute. I understand North Carolina premises liability and contributory negligence law, and I am able to make a skilled assessment of your claim's viability.

North Carolina Premises Liability Attorney

To learn more about premises liability and to speak with an experienced North Carolina premises liability attorney, contact my law office to schedule a free consultation and case assessment. I work on a contingency fee and do not get paid attorneys fees until you receive compensation.