Practice areas
Landlord negligence
Lack of maintenance, defective repairs or ignored safety rules in a rented home can injure tenants and visitors.
How the firm helps
Evaluation and advice
Determining the landlord's responsibility and explaining the legal options.
Evidence
Gathering reports, witness statements, medical records and prior complaints about the same condition.
Negotiation and lawsuit
With the landlord or their insurer and, if necessary, in court.
What to do if you were injured by landlord negligence
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Document the dangerous condition and your injuries.
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Notify the landlord in writing and keep a copy.
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Keep records of earlier complaints and the details of other tenants who had the same problem.
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Consult the firm before accepting any offer.
General guidance. Your specific case is reviewed in the free consultation.
Frequently asked questions
How is landlord negligence proven?
You must show that the landlord knew or should have known about the dangerous condition and did not fix it. Prior communications and other tenants' statements can help.
What compensation may apply?
Medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering and, in cases of especially serious negligence, other damages. Every case depends on its facts.
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