To prove negligence in a premises liability case, you will need to establish: Duty of care. The property owner or manager had a legal obligation to keep their premises safe for guests. Breach of duty of care. The property owner or manager did not uphold this obligation. There was a foreseeable hazard that caused your …
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Premises liability insurance coverage is a policy that property owners can buy in case someone is injured on their property. If the owner is found to have been negligent, the insurance company will pay the victim compensation. This article will explain premises liability in more detail and explore what types of compensation they pay out. …
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Premises liability is not the same as general liability. General liability refers to any harm done to or on someone’s property. Premises liability applies only in cases where an owner or manager failed to maintain the property, and someone was injured as a result. If you suffered injuries on another party’s property, you should consider …
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