Bakersfield Premises Liability Lawyer
Were you injured on another party’s property? You may be able to recover compensation from that party for your injuries, medical bills, lost income, and pain and suffering. These cases are often complex, though, so you will need an experienced attorney.
At McKnight and McKnight Law, APC, our Bakersfield premises liability lawyer understands the nuances of California law. He has represented many people who were injured as guests or customers on another party’s property in Kern County, including Bakersfield, Arvin, Delano, Wasco, Shafter and Ridgecrest. If you have suffered a serious injury or lost a family member to wrongful death in a premises liability accident, please contact our firm today for a free consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions About Premises Liability Cases
There can be significant confusion around whether a property owner is liable for their negligence in these types of cases. Read our FAQ to learn more and then contact us to speak about your claim.
If there is a serious injury on a property, who is liable?
Depending on the specifics of the accident, there may be multiple liable parties. The property owner may be liable. There may also be additional negligent parties such as contractors, engineers, architects, utility companies and security companies. In some cases, a manufacturer of dangerous or defective equipment may be held responsible for a person’s injuries or death.
What are some common examples of premises liability?
A few of the most frequent types of premises liability cases include:
- Fires and explosions
- Structural collapse
- Dog bite injuries
- Open hazards such as pools or trenches
- Physical and sexual assault
- Inadequate lighting
- Electric shock injuries
- Construction site accidents
- Falling objects
- Elevator or escalator accidents
You may have been injured in another way. Let us know, and we will see how we can help you.
What factors can affect a premises liability case?
There are many factors that can affect a premises liability case, including:
- Who the injured person is (a guest, customer or trespasser)
- Whether the owner knew or should have known about the danger
- Whether the owner tried to fix the problem or post a warning
- Whether the injured person’s conduct played a part in the accident
Each case is different, so be sure to discuss yours with an experienced premises liability attorney.
This is the time to get started on your claim. Call us at 661-578-5669 or contact our firm online today. Your consultation is free.