Premises Liability

Proactive Middlesex County Attorneys Make Premises Liability Laws Work for You

At Brause, Brause & Ventrice, L.L.C., we provide reliable representation to people who suffer personal injuries caused by the negligent maintenance of property. These cases often arise out of incidents in which individuals slip and fall in a parking lot, in a restaurant, in a store, in some other establishment or public place, on a property owner’s property, at or near a construction site, and on other premises as a result of another’s negligence. The negligence could be in the form of leaving unmarked debris on the ground, allowing a slippery substance to exist on the premises, failing to clear snow and ice in a timely manner, and by creating or allowing a dangerous condition to exist that endangers pedestrians. Our attorneys have more than 60 combined years of legal experience serving people in need throughout New Jersey. Our Middlesex County premises liability lawyers believe that our success lies in our focus, which is the welfare of our clients rather than revenge toward the party at fault. Our goal is a result that both fulfills your current needs and gives you the ability to enjoy a happy, healthy future.

Factors Influencing Premises Liability Cases

Property owners have a legal obligation to keep their premises reasonably safe for both public and private use. Those who fail to do so run the risk of being held liable in personal injury lawsuits.

At Brause, Brause & Ventrice, L.L.C., our attorneys have an in-depth understanding of premises liability laws, and we know that certain factors can affect your ability to bring a successful lawsuit:

• Why you were on the property. A personal injury lawyer can prove that you had a valid reason for being on the property.
• The conditions of the property. The existence of hazards on the property makes it much more likely that you will find success in your case. Such hazards include icy or poorly maintained sidewalks, poor lighting, broken glass, etc. The premises liability lawyers at our Middlesex County firm can demonstrate that your injury occurred as a direct result of hazardous conditions.
• Proof of negligence. In premises liability, demonstrating fault is important, and in some cases, both parties share fault. Many verdicts in premises liability cases involve distributions of fault by percentage. The less at fault you are, the more compensation you stand to earn. Our attorneys investigate each premises liability claim to identify the responsible party or parties, to identify the legal standard of care that the responsible parties failed to exercise, and to establish the link between the responsible party’s negligence and the cause of the accident.

Contact our Middlesex County Premises Liability Attorneys Today

To schedule your free initial consultation, call Brause, Brause & Ventrice, L.L.C. today at 732-767-0044 or visit us online. Our personal injury services are on a contingency fee basis, and we return all phone calls as quickly as possible to provide you with responsive, personal service. Our office is accessible by all major highways and by train and bus, and we have ample parking.