When property owners do not maintain their premises properly, tenants and visitors may get injured by many different hazards. If this happens, the injured victim may be able to file a premises liability claim against the property owner and recover compensation from them to cover the cost of sudden medical expenses.
Even if you watch out for all the hazards in this infographic, accidents on a dangerous property may still happen. If you or someone you love has been injured due to a property owner’s failure to maintain their premises properly, our Newport News personal injury attorneys are here to help. At Huffman & Huffman, PLLC, our team has helped countless individuals and families across the state recover compensation from the negligent parties that caused their injuries.
Contact us today at (757) 599-6050 to learn how we can assist you.
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