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Farmington Premises Liability Attorney

Farmington Premises Liability Attorney

There are so many liabilities and hazards that you unknowingly encounter every day. When attorneys refer to “Premises Liability” they are referring to this broad range of dangers on another person’s property. Some examples involve slippery floors, animals with aggressive tendencies, violent activity, dangerous chemicals, or weather-related accumulations like ice. All of these things, and more, can cause severe injury to a person. 

If you or a loved one has suffered an injury on another person’s property and you believe you may have a premises liability claim on your hands, contact a skilled premises liability attorney. They can help you calculate your losses and secure the maximum amount of compensation you deserve. At Shapiro Law Team, our attorneys will fight for your justice tirelessly.

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Why Farmington Locals Choose Shapiro Law Team

There are tons of personal injury firms in New Mexico. So why go with Shapiro Law Team? Many Farmington residents choose Shapiro Law Team for the following reasons:

Superior Representation

We’re ready and able to take cases to trial if it comes down to it. All of our premises liability attorneys are dedicated to fighting for your justice and getting you the maximum amount of compensation you deserve. We are attentive, compassionate, and completely on your side.

You Don’t Pay Unless We win  

Don’t pay a single cent out of pocket unless we win. We begin with free consultations, and operate on a contingency fee basis, helping you focus on what matters most, and not about finances while we handle your case. 

A Proven Past of Success

We have many years of experience in our back pocket, but we also have a track record of over 500 cases won and millions collected for our clients. We’re ready to do the same for you. Shapiro Law Team wants to help turn your case into a success story and get you the justice you deserve.

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Common Premises Liability Injuries

Premises liability claims are when a property owner is the defendant and is held liable for any injuries sustained from their unsafe property. Property owners are typically the defendants because it is their duty of care to ensure their property is hazard-free. If found guilty, they will need to pay for the victim’s losses.

Here are a couple of examples of common premises liability injuries sustained from unsafe properties: 

  • Bone fractures
  • Head and brain injuries
  • Back injuries
  • Herniated disks
  • Neck injuries
  • Cuts and scrapes
  • Burns
  • Illnesses

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Examples of Premises Liability Claims

There are many types of premises liability claims since so many things can go wrong due to an unsafe property. At Shapiro Law Team, we’ve dealt with a variety of cases, and have extensive experience in winning premises liability claims. 

We have handled cases such as: 

Compensation in Premises Liability Claims

Compensation can be different depending on your injury and how it has affected your life. There are two types of damages when considering compensation: economic and non-economic. Economic damages refer to tangible monetary losses, like medical bills and lost wages. Non-economic damages refer to intangible losses, like companionship and affection.  

You may receive monetary compensation for the following as a result of your premises liability claim:

  • Medical bills
  • Lost wages if your injuries prevent you from working
  • Pain and suffering damages
  • Emotional distress resulting from the accident

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What Is a Premises Liability Cause of Action?

A cause of action refers to bringing a claim for damages against someone. This “someone,” also known as a defendant, is typically the property owner because it is their legal duty to ensure their property is safe and free of any hazards. 

How to Make a Premises Liability Claim

The first step in making a premises liability claim is working with a skilled attorney. An attorney can help you navigate the legal complexities of a case like this one. There are a lot of moving parts to premises liability claims: who pays out the compensation for losses? How do you work with insurance? Do you accept the settlement, or do you move on to a lawsuit? 

Typically, the property owner’s insurance company pays for any compensation or losses to the personal injury victim. It could be either renter’s insurance, homeowner’s insurance, or commercial/business insurance depending on the type of property you have sustained an injury on. 

After, the insurer typically offers you a settlement for your claim. Insurance companies are notorious for wanting to lowball people when offering financial compensation. For this reason, working with an attorney is extremely important. They can help you know when to accept a settlement offer and can explain the full extent of your injuries to the opposing party so you can be sure you’ll get the right amount of money for a claim. 

You also have the right to file a lawsuit. If you choose to go this route, you need to have proof of injuries, losses, and evidence of how your injury came to be. You also don’t have forever to file a civil lawsuit. There is a statute of limitations in place, which means you have a certain number of years after your injury occurred to file. 

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Call or Contact Us If You Have Premises-Liability Related Injury

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Are you dealing with a premises liability-related injury? Don’t deal with it alone. We can help you get the maximum amount of compensation you deserve. Although money cannot change things, it can help you cover medical bills and any other types of losses sustained from this injury. 

Our team of premises liability attorneys are thoughtful, compassionate, and highly experienced. We are ready to fight for you so you can get the justice you deserve. We understand that the aftermath of a personal injury like this one is traumatic—that’s why we offer free consultations, 24/7 support, and in-person or virtual appointments. Rest assured your case is our priority and we will do everything we can to make this process comfortable for you. 

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