Residential and commercial property owners must keep their properties in a condition that is safe for use. If you or someone you love suffered an injury in a slip and fall accident, dog bite, or because of inadequate or negligent security on someone else’s property, our premises liability attorney in Cecil County, MD, can help you seek financial compensation.
The premises liability team at the Law Offices of Adam M. Smallow will work with you to identify the at-fault property owner. We will collect evidence to support your case, including proof of your injuries and liability. We assign a financial value to your injuries and negotiate with the at-fault party and their insurance provider for your award. The recoverable damages we request for you include medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, among others.
Premises Liability Practice Areas
Premises liability cases are complex, partly because an injury can occur on another person’s residential or commercial property in so many ways. When we represent you, we start by listening to the details of your case and gleaning details that help explain the property’s condition at the time of your injury. We fight for clients who were hurt in the following ways:
- Negligent security
- Work-related accidents
- Swimming pool accidents
- Slip, trip, and fall accidents
- Dog bites and animal attacks
Our team assigns liability to the at-fault property owner. We also make sure your case’s details are clear to ensure that Maryland’s contributory negligence law does not impede your potential monetary recovery. This is an important part of hiring a premises liability attorney. In our state, having even a single percentage of liability placed on you could prevent you from receiving compensation.
Evidence Against the At-Fault Property Owner
Most civil lawsuits settle out of court when the evidence points to the at-fault party’s negligence. That is why we work so hard to investigate your accident and collect supporting evidence. The evidence we gather for you could include:
- Photos that depict the property’s condition, especially the area where your injuries occurred
- Statements from anyone who saw the accident or the condition of the property before your accident occurred
- Medical records documenting the cause and extent of your injuries
- Official accident reports from law enforcement, such as the police
- Available residential and commercial surveillance video
Our team obtains and organizes case evidence for you so that you can focus on getting well. We also present your evidence to the at-fault party and their insurer, along with a demand letter. If we cannot reach a favorable settlement, we can pursue your financial recovery at trial.
For a free legal consultation with a premises liability lawyer serving Cecil County, call (410)886-6215
Damages You Could Recover After a Premises Liability Injury
The negligent party in your accident is liable for your financial damages after we prove they owed you a duty of care they did not provide, causing your injuries and financial damages. Your compensation request could include:
- Current and future medical bills
- Current and future lost wages
- Current and future pain and suffering
- Loss of future earning capacity
- Mental and emotional trauma
In a premises liability case, you are entitled to economic and non-economic damages. While economic damages typically have a provable cost, non-economic damages can be harder to calculate. Our team helps you create a detailed list of your injuries and the expenses and losses that stem from your injuries.
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Premises Liability’s Statute of Limitations in Maryland
In Maryland, you have a limited time to hold the at-fault party accountable for the financial aftermath of your injuries. Md. Cts. & Jud. Proc. Code § 5-101 generally entitles you to file your lawsuit up to three years after the injury date. We use available accident reports and medical records to prove the date of the accident. We also use them to make sure we comply with the statutory filing deadline.
If someone you love was fatally injured in an accident, you generally have three years to comply with the wrongful death statute of limitations, according to Md. Cts. & Jud. Proc. Code § 3-904. The statutory clock starts on the date of your loved one’s demise, even if it was not the same date as the accident. We use your loved one’s death certificate to prove the date and the cause of their death.
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Our Premises Liability Legal Team is Available 24/7
At the Law Offices of Adam M. Smallow, when we say we manage your case, we mean it. Our team will:
- Order police and incident reports
- Suggest health care providers
- Provide personal attention to your case
- Handle case-related communications
Our approach to client communication means we provide access to our legal team via phone, email, and a unique text number for 24-hour-a-day communication.
Previous Clients’ Testimonials
Our client-focused team works hard to make sure the people we help receive the legal representation they deserve. Previous clients have said the following about working with us:
- “He is a great attorney and kept me abreast of what was going on with my case…I highly recommend the Law Offices of Adam M. Smallow.” – Connie H.
- “I’ve had experiences with other personal attorneys in the past, and Adam is without a doubt the best I’ve ever worked with. I highly recommend this law office.” – Joe Bakhtar
- Adam Smallow is the most professional, truthful, and caring lawyer you can ever find. “He has a very pleasant character and is quite generous with his time. He spends a lot of time studying his cases and…is always available when you need him.” – Safa
You can read more recommendations on our client reviews page and see why injury victims trust our team to keep fighting for you.
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If you or a loved one is recovering from an injury after an accident on someone else’s Cecil County, MD, property, our premises liability attorney will help you seek financial compensation. You can learn more about your legal options today during a free consultation with one of our team members. Call the Law Offices of Adam M. Smallow at (410) 877-6021 today to get started.
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