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Premises Liability and Slip and Fall Attorneys: Behnke, Martin & Schulte, L.L.C.

It is the duty of property owners and business managers to ensure that their property is safe for all visitors. Premises liability, also known as slip and fall, is an area of personal injury law designed to protect victims who are harmed on another party’s property (public or private), through no fault of their own. To establish a premises liability case, victims must prove three things: that the owner or employees of a premise created or allowed the dangerous condition that lead to the injury; that the owner or employees knew about the danger and failed to prevent it or to warn visitors; or that the dangerous condition or situation was apparent for long enough that any reasonable person could have rectified it. While victims of premises liability transgressions may believe that their claims are clear-cut, these cases are often complicated and difficult to defend. The attorneys at the personal injury law firm of Behnke, Martin & Schulte, L.L.C. have years of experience successfully litigating on behalf of victims in a number of premises liability or slip and fall claims, including:

• Failure to post adequate warnings
• Uneven walking surfaces
• Slippery walking surfaces
• Negligent security
• Workplace injuries
• Construction accidents
• Unmarked changes in elevation
• Unsafe roadways
• Unsafe train tracks or crossings

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Unless a victim was trespassing at the time of a slip and fall incident, the property owner can still be liable for any injury that occurs, even if he or she was unaware of unsafe conditions. If you were injured on another person’s property through no fault of your own, you may have a premises liability claim, in which case you are legally entitled to compensation for your damages. The attorneys at Behnke, Martin & Schulte, L.L.C. take pride in representing victims of all types of personal injury, and our premises liability specialists can hold negligent parties fully accountable for your injuries in a court of law. Contact us today to have your claim reviewed immediately.