File a Premises Liability Claim

Premises liability refers to the area of law that involves personal injuries you suffer from a property owner’s negligence. Property owners’ liability attaches when property owners negligently maintain their property and when they fail to warn you of a known danger on their property. If you were victim of a property owner’s negligence, contact me at the Chicago Law Offices of Ralph R. Hruby, Ltd. at 630.462.1400. I have helped the residents of the Illinois cities of Chicago, Naperville, Geneva, Elgin, Joliet, Bolingbrook, Glen Ellyn, Glendale Heights and St. Charles recover money for their injuries.

Some common premise liability claims we handle include the following:

Slip and Fall:

If you suffered a sprain, fracture, broken bone, or other injury from a slip and fall on a person’s property, you may recover compensation. Evidence in a slip and fall case disappears quickly. Contact me, an experienced slip and fall lawyer, to schedule a free initial consultation.

A slip and fall can occur from a variety of conditions on a person’s property. If property owners negligently clear naturally accumulated, or fail to clear unnaturally accumulated, snow or ice from their sidewalks, they may be liable for your injuries. Failures to maintain sidewalks, stairs, and parking lots also may be bases to claim premises liability against property owners.

Dog Bites:

Under the Illinois Animal Control Act, an owner of a dog or other animal is liable for injuries you suffer from a dog bite or animal attack. They may be liable for injuries you suffer simply from tripping over their animal. Under their homeowners insurance policy, you are entitled to recover money to cover expenses for plastic surgery, reconstructive surgery, and other medical expenses. After seeking medical attention, contact the Law Offices of Ralph R. Hruby to file a premises liability claim.

To speak to an experienced personal injury attorney about your injuries, call Ralph R. Hruby at 630.462.1400 and set up a free initial consultation. Submit questions about your premises liability claim to us by completing a contact us form.

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