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Premises Liability

When a dangerous condition is ignored or left unaddressed, the consequences can be serious. We help injured individuals and families seek answers, accountability, and fair compensation.

Overview

Property owners have a responsibility to keep their premises reasonably safe. When dangerous conditions are ignored or left unaddressed, people can suffer serious injuries that affect their health, work, and daily lives. We help injured individuals and families across Wisconsin understand their legal options, hold negligent parties accountable, and pursue the compensation they need to move forward.

menu_bookWhat this covers

  • Slip and fall accidents caused by unsafe property conditions
  • Injuries caused by inadequate property maintenance or repairs
  • Falls caused by snow, ice, and dangerous walking surfaces
  • Injuries caused by poor lighting, unsafe stairways, or broken handrails
  • Negligent security incidents and other preventable property-related injuries

How we approach this

What we actually do for you.

01

Explain Your Legal Options

Help you understand your rights and the options available after a premises liability injury.

02

Investigate What Happened

Gather evidence, identify hazardous conditions, and determine who may be responsible.

03

Document the Full Impact

Show how the injury has affected your health, work, daily life, and future.

04

Pursue Fair Compensation

Seek compensation for medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and other damages.

Common Questions

About Premises Liability Cases

What is premises liability?

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Premises liability refers to injuries caused by unsafe or dangerous conditions on someone else's property. Property owners and occupiers may be responsible when they fail to reasonably maintain their property or address known hazards.

What types of accidents can lead to a premises liability claim?

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Premises liability claims can arise from many types of unsafe property conditions, including slip and fall accidents, trip and fall accidents, inadequate security, falling objects, unsafe stairways, broken handrails, poor lighting, snow and ice hazards, and other dangerous conditions that could have been prevented through reasonable maintenance or care. When negligence contributes to an injury, Wisconsin law may allow injured individuals to seek compensation for their losses.

Do I have a case if I slipped and fell?

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Short answer...maybe. Not every fall results in a legal claim, but if a dangerous condition caused your injury and the property owner knew or should have known about the hazard, you may have grounds for a case.

What types of properties are involved in premises liability claims?

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These claims can arise from injuries at stores, restaurants, apartment buildings, hotels, office buildings, parking lots, private residences, and other public or private properties.

What if I was partially at fault for the accident?

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Wisconsin follows a comparative negligence system. Depending on the circumstances, you may still be able to recover compensation even if you share some responsibility for what happened.

How much does it cost to hire MacGillis Law Group?

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There is no cost to talk with us about your situation. If we take your case, we work on a contingency fee basis, which means you don't pay any attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you.

Answers to your premises liability case questions are just a call away.

Free consultation. No fees unless we win. Honest answers from a real attorney.