What is Important to Know if I Slip and Fall and Get Injured on Someone Else’s Property?
- New York State law allows you to be compensated for an injuries you may receive under these circumstances, which turns into a premises liability case
- In order for an effective case, the owner of the property had to have known of the defective property, and failed to fix it
- The owner, in general, needs to have known of the property damage, or may have created the condition for a good case
- An example of a situation where someone created a dangerous situation on their property is not putting up a wet floor sign where needed
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This short informational legal video was provided by Robert Maranto, an experienced Buffalo New York slip & fall injury lawyer
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