Premises Liability Lawyers in Memphis

Top Slip & Fall Accident Representation

Our lawyers at Law Offices of Stephen R. Leffler, P.C. we combine a big law firm experience with a small firm feel. We accomplish this by ensuring that our clients receive all of our individual attention and that our fees stay reasonable, while at the same time never lowering our standard for excellence in advocacy and elite counsel. Our team has over 60 years of combined experience. You can rely on us for representation in any type of personal injury case, including premises liability claims.

Can I File a Premises Liability Lawsuit?

Premises liability claims involve accidents that occurred due to hazardous conditions on another individual's property. These claims are based on premises liability laws, which require property owners to maintain a "reasonable standard of care" in the upkeep and maintenance of their properties. Exposing visitors, guests, or customers to dangerous conditions renders a property owner liable for damages if someone is hurt due to those conditions.

You may be able to file a premises liability lawsuit if certain conditions are met; for example, if a hazardous condition caused your accident and existed because:
The property owner knew about the hazardous condition and should have corrected it but failed to do so
The property owner caused the hazardous conditions
The property owner did not know about the hazardous conditions, but should have

Some examples of premises liability claims include:
Slippery floors
Building code violations
Potholes
Missing steps
Inadequate lighting
Insufficient security
Missing handrails

Call Law Offices of Stephen R. Leffler, P.C. to Receive a Free Consultation

Our firm has been serving clients in Memphis with excellence for years-in fact, our attorneys have over 60 years of combined experience in the legal field. We are dedicated and compassionate, committed to our clients.

Call a Memphis personal injury attorney from our office at (901) 509-9112 to receive free legal advice about a potential premises liability claim.