Understanding your rights after an injury at a host's premises.
This includes a requirement to make sure the location is clean and has no hazards – like unmarked wet spots, collapsing floors or shelving, or dangerous fumes – but also a requirement to make sure you are safe from other harms – like potentially violent patrons.
If you were injured while on someone else’s commercial property – such as at a bar, grocery store, a common area in your apartment, or gym – you may be entitled to compensation for the injuries you suffered as a result. This compensation can include payment for pain and suffering, lost wages or job opportunities, and medical expenses or treatment you have had to pay for.
Determining whether the host was responsible for your injuries can be complicated. We recommend that if you or a loved one were injured that you contact our team of experienced lawyers for a free consultation to learn about your options.
