If you have been injured in a slip and fall accident to do a property owner’s negligence, continue reading to discover if you have a valid premises liability claim. Reach out to our experienced personal injury attorney to discuss your situation and to learn how they will fight for your right to compensation. If you have any additional questions regarding the claims filing process and what compensation you may be eligible for after being injured in an accident, contact our firm today. We would be happy to schedule our initial insulation.

How can I win a premises liability claim?

Once you have decided to bring attention to your premises liability claim, you should first reach out to a knowledgeable personal injury attorney. With their assistance, you will work to satisfy to burden of proof to recover the compensation you deserve for your damages. Your attorney will work to prove that the property owner knows or should have known of the unsafe condition on their property that caused your accident. Next, they will work to prove that the property owner failed to take action to resolve these hazards on their property which resulted in your injuries and significant damages. It is important that you have a skilled and experienced personal injury attorney in your corner to satisfy the burden of proof. To recover the compensation you require to heal, reach out to our experienced personal injury firm today to begin the claims filing process.

What compensation am I eligible for after being injured in an accident?

There are two types of compensation that you may be eligible for after being injured on another person’s property due to no fault of your own:

• Economic damages: tangible damages such as stays in hospitals, surgeries, rehabilitation, and lost wages.
• Noneconomic damages: intangible damages such as pain and suffering, disfigurement, and loss of enjoyment of life.

What is the statute of limitations for premises liability claims in Maryland?

The statute of limitations for premises liability claims in Maryland is generally three years. This means that you will have three years from the date of your accident to bring attention to your premises liability claim. Failure to file within this time period can result in you being barred from taking legal action. To begin the claims filing process as soon as possible, reach out to our knowledgeable personal injury attorney today to schedule your initial consultation.

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The experienced personal injury attorneys at The Law Office of Conrad W. Judy III, LLC are prepared to represent clients facing legal matters after being injured due to another person’s negligence. If you require strong legal representation in Maryland, contact our firm today to discuss our services.