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In personal injury law, an attractive nuisance is something on a property that draws children in but poses a risk of harm. Children are naturally curious and may not understand the danger. Even if a child enters without permission, the property owner could still be...
If you rent a property, you might wonder if your landlord is responsible if you get injured on the premises. In Alabama, landlords can be held accountable for certain injuries that happen on their rental properties. Understanding when landlords are liable can help...
Premises liability cases often arise when someone is injured on another person's property. When it comes to criminal acts, determining whether the property owner is liable hinges on the concept of foreseeability. Understanding this legal principle is crucial for both...
Summer is a busy time for families, with more time to spend with kids outdoors. However, accidents can happen with the influx of people outside, especially in public places. As a parent, witnessing your child get hurt can be a heart-wrenching experience. If your child...
As people age, their bodies undergo various changes that can increase the risk of slips and falls. These incidents can have serious consequences for older adults, leading to injuries such as fractures, sprains and head trauma. Caretakers, older people and property...
Weather conditions can greatly influence the safety of premises, and property owners must consider these impacts to ensure the protection of all visitors. There are things that property owners should do during different weather conditions to prevent accidents. Winter...
Every year, children fall victim to attractive nuisances. However, these are not nuisances in the traditional sense that many people would think of them as. Instead, these attractions can lead to serious injuries or even deaths if people do not take proper...
Have you experienced an injury due to a hazard on someone else's property? If so, understanding the premises liability laws in Alabama can clarify your rights. Essentially, these laws hold property owners and occupiers accountable for injuries that occur on their...
Premises liability does not only cover the inside of a building. A property owner can also be responsible for injuries stemming from a fall in a parking lot. It depends on whether the owner was negligent in clearing hazards or repairing defects in the lot. The...
While certain environmental elements increase the risk of anyone in Alabama falling, older adults, or those 65 and older, often have existing risk factors in play that make them more likely to suffer serious injuries in falls. Hip fractures are a frequent result of...