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What happens after an injury on someone else’s property? You expect to be safe when stepping onto someone else’s property in Baltimore. Unfortunately, accidents can occur due to negligent property maintenance or hazardous conditions. Such incidents, known as property liability accidents in legal terms, can leave victims facing serious injuries, mounting medical bills, and lost wages.
At Regan Zambri Long, we understand a property liability accident can take a physical, emotional, and financial toll. Our experienced Baltimore premises liability lawyers are dedicated to fighting for the rights of injury victims throughout Maryland.
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The trial attorneys at Regan Zambri Long bring decades of experience handling complex premises liability lawsuits. Their board-certified attorneys have secured substantial settlements and verdicts for clients injured due to dangerous property conditions. They thoroughly investigate each claim, work with qualified experts, and skillfully negotiate with the insurance company while preparing every lawsuit for the possibility of trial. With their proven track record of success with premises liability cases, the legal team at Regan Zambri Long has the knowledge and resources to effectively pursue remuneration after a serious property-related injury.
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Premises liability is a legal concept that requires property & business owners to maintain a safe environment for visitors. In Maryland, these suits hinge on the owner’s duty of care and the injured party’s status on the property.
Under Maryland laws, property disputes refer to a owner’s legal responsibility for injuries victims sustain due to unsafe or defective conditions. Property claims are wide-ranging, from slip and fall accidents to injuries caused by inadequate security.
Property owners in Maryland have a legal obligation to maintain reasonably safe premises. This duty includes:
The extent of this duty can vary depending on the type of property and the visitor’s status.
Maryland law recognizes three categories of visitors, each with different levels of legal protection:
The strength of a property dispute depends heavily on understanding key distinctions between different types of visitors and duties owed. Property stakeholders have varying legal obligations based on whether someone is an invitee, licensee, or trespasser. Courts also consider whether the property or business owner took appropriate steps to warn visitors or remedy known risks. These fundamental differences shape how courts assess liability and determine the merits of a claim.
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Where an injury occurs can significantly impact a how a lawyer will approach the landowner or tenant. Commercial and residential properties often have different standards regarding visitor safety.
Businesses in Baltimore are held to a high standard of care when they invite the public for commercial purposes. This includes:
For example, a grocery store must have protocols in place to quickly clean up spills in aisles and place warning signs to alert customers of wet floors.
Apartment complexes present unique challenges in the circumstances and litigation between the landowner and their tenants. Property managers and landlords have responsibilities that extend beyond individual units, including:
Large commercial spaces like shopping centers have obligations to ensure visitor safety, such as:
Whether your accident occurred at a commercial or private residence, Regan Zambri Long has the expertise and experience with premises liability law to handle your lawsuit. Contact us today.
Successfully pursuing litigation in Baltimore requires thorough documentation and a comprehensive understanding of Maryland law. At Regan Zambri Long, we guide our clients through every step of this process.
To prove a you are a victim of wrongdoing in Maryland, you must establish:
Proving wrong doing is key in most property claims. You must demonstrate the property stakeholders knew or should have known about the hazardous condition and failed to take reasonable steps to address it.
Our experienced premises liability attorneys at Regan Zambri Long know how to gather and present this evidence effectively to support your lawsuit.
Maryland follows a strict contributory negligence rule. If insurance companies find you to be even 1% responsible for your accident you may not receive remuneration. An experienced premises liability attorney will build a strong defense against legal action that you were partially at fault for your injury. They can demonstrate that you acted reasonably and the property stakeholders wrong doing was the primary cause of the accident.
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Property claims take many potential forms. Understanding these common scenarios can help you recognize when you might have a valid legal action.
Slip and fall accidents are among the most common property disputes. These can occur due to:
A customer who slips on a freshly mopped floor with no warning signs could have a strong property dispute against the business.
Property owners must provide reasonable security measures to protect visitors from foreseeable criminal activity. Inadequate security disputes might arise from:
For instance, property management may be liable if an apartment complex in a neighborhood with a history of break-ins fails to repair a broken security gate, leading to a tenant being assaulted.
Swimming pools, often called “attractive nuisances,” require special attention from property stakeholders. Common pool-related property litigation include:
For example, a homeowner who fails to fence their backyard pool properly could face a property dispute lawsuit if a neighbor child approaches the pool and is injured.
Malfunctioning elevators and escalators can cause serious harm. Commercial property owners are responsible for:
A shopper who suffers injuries due to a sudden escalator malfunction in a department store may have grounds for a premises liability claim.
Property owners must maintain safe parking facilities for customers, visitors and even trespassers. When they fail to address dangerous conditions, serious accidents can occur leading to premises liability law suits being filed with a personal injury attorney. Common hazards include deteriorating pavement, poor visibility after dark, confusing traffic patterns, and weather-related risks.
Consider a scenario where a customer sustains injuries after tripping on a significant pavement crack that the proprietor had previously identified but neglected to repair. This failure to maintain safe conditions could form the basis for valid legal action, as the owner knew about the hazard yet took no action to protect visitors.
If you’ve been injured on someone else’s property, let Regan Zambri Long fight for your rights. Contact us now.
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The actions you take immediately following a property accident can significantly impact the outcome of your premises liability case. Here’s what you should do to protect your rights:
Proper documentation is necessary for building a strong case:
Prompt medical care is essential for both your health and your legal claim:
Ensure that the accident is properly reported:
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If you’ve been injured on someone else’s property in Maryland, you have three years from the date of your accident to file a legal claim. Missing this deadline could prevent your premises liability lawyer from seeking damages for injuries sustained by the victim, so it’s important to take action promptly.
However, there are exceptions to this rule:
Speak with a Baltimore premises claims attorney promptly will help protect your rights and strengthen your case. Call Regan Zambri Long today.
Again, Maryland follows a strict contributory negligence rule. You may be barred from recovering any compensation if you are found to be even slightly at fault for your accident.
This is just one reason why having legal representation is important. Our Baltimore personal injury attorneys know how to build strong lawsuits that anticipate and counter any allegations of carelessness, protecting your right to fair compensation.
Time is critical in premises claims lawsuit. Contact Regan Zambri Long today to protect your legal rights.
Have you or your loved one sustained injuries in Washington DC, Maryland or Virginia? Regan Zambri Long PLLC has the best lawyers in the country to analyze your case and answer the questions you may have.