Premises liability accidents at shopping centers can cause serious injuries when property owners fail to maintain safe conditions. These incidents often involve hazards that violate building codes and create unnecessary dangers for customers. When businesses prioritize convenience over customer safety, innocent people suffer the consequences through painful injuries and medical expenses.
Client's Case
A semi-retired education professional was enjoying a routine visit to her local Rockland County pharmacy when a dangerous condition changed her life. After completing her purchase, she and her sister walked toward their car when they encountered an improperly positioned door from another business in the strip mall. While attempting to navigate around the hazardous door, our client tripped and fell, fracturing her non-dominant wrist in a way that required surgical intervention. The defendants argued the door was open and obvious, claiming our client should have avoided it. We successfully demonstrated that the door placement violated building codes and created an unreasonable tripping hazard that the property owner had a duty to address. Through skilled mediation with a respected Long Island judge, we achieved a $430,000 settlement that far exceeded our client's expectations.
If you have been injured due to unsafe conditions on someone else's property, we can help. Our attorneys will fight to get you the compensation you deserve.
Contact Our Experienced Premises Liability Attorneys
Premises liability accidents can have devastating lifelong effects on victims and families. Our attorneys work closely with medical experts to secure comprehensive compensation for ongoing care and treatment. Fellows Hymowitz Rice has over 40 years of combined experience representing clients throughout New York State. Our dedicated legal team has achieved millions in settlements and verdicts for our clients, with over 100 five-star Google reviews demonstrating our steadfast commitment to excellence. If you have been injured on someone else's property, contact our premises liability attorneys today for a free consultation. We work on a contingency fee basis so you pay nothing unless we win your case.
