Georgia premises liability law requires property owners to keep their premises safe from known dangerous conditions, which can include third-party criminal acts. A property owner who knows that there is criminal activity on its premises owes a duty to take action to keep visitors, tenants, and other people who are allowed to be on the…
Continue reading ›If you are severely injured on someone else’s property because of a dangerous condition that should not be there, you’re probably not thinking about what you need to be doing to preserve a legal claim. Nonetheless, there are certain steps that you can take that will help strengthen or preserve your potential legal claim based…
Continue reading ›Georgia premises liability law requires property owners to keep their premises safe from known dangerous conditions, which can include third-party criminal acts. A property owner who knows that there is criminal activity on its premises owes a duty to take action to keep visitors, tenants, and other people who are allowed to be on the…
Continue reading ›Georgia Premises Liability Law In Georgia, the law requires property owners and operators to keep their property in a safe condition and to be responsible for the safety of invited guests and visitors who are injured due to dangerous conditions on their property. The most popular terminology for a premises liability claim is “slip and…
Continue reading ›“Premises liability” is a legal concept where a property owner is held legally responsible if someone comes to harm on their property due to unsafe conditions. Like most other personal injury cases, a premises liability case usually rests on negligence—meaning that if you were injured on someone’s property and want to sue them, you have…
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