Recent Posts in Premises Liability

• Posted By Gruenberg Kelly Della 12-Sep-2018

  What Is an Attractive Nuisance?

  Legal Definition of Attractive Nuisance Children can’t always be held responsible for trespassing because they often cannot be expected to understand it. However, children can be seriously injured while trespassing, making it necessary to ...

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• Posted By Gruenberg Kelly Della 21-Aug-2017

  Who Has the Right of Way?

  Usually, when two vehicles approach an intersection without a traffic signal, the vehicle that approached first will have the right of way. If they arrive at the same, the vehicle to the right will have the right of way. When a small street ...

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• Posted By Gruenberg Kelly Della 28-Jul-2017

  What Should I Do If My Child Was Injured on Someone Else's Property?

  Children are curious by nature, but they lack the reasoning capabilities that would otherwise protect them from entering into a potentially dangerous situation. For this reason, when children enter onto another person’s property, it is the ...

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• Posted By Gruenberg Kelly Della 5-Jul-2016

  What To Do If You Slip and Fall

  If you’ve been injured in a slip and fall accident that occurred on another's property, you may have the right to pursue legal action. The steps you take immediately following a slip and fall accident are absolutely crucial to the course ...

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• Posted By Gruenberg Kelly Della 4-May-2016

  What You Must Prove in a Slip And Fall Case

  Sustaining injuries after a slip and fall accident may leave you wondering who is responsible for the accident, whether it was caused by a wet floor, an uneven ground, or a defective staircase. Proving that the accident happened on someone’s ...

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• Posted By Gruenberg Kelly Della 13-Jan-2016

  What is "Duty of Care?"

  In New York, it is possible to hold property owners responsible for an injury caused by dangerous conditions on their premises. To do this, however, the injured plaintiff must prove to the court that they were owed something called "duty of ...

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