When you’re injured on other people's property, whether it’s a commercial building, a private residence, or a public space, understanding your legal rights is crucial. A premises liability lawyer in Indiana can help you navigate the complexities of your case and ensure that property owners are held accountable for unsafe conditions. At Rowe and Hamilton, we are dedicated to providing the legal support you need to secure fair compensation and justice.
Premises liability cases can range from slip and fall accidents to injuries caused by inadequate security or unsafe conditions. As your premises liability lawyer in Indiana, our attorneys will conduct a thorough investigation to identify any negligence on the part of the property owner or manager. We will then craft a compelling case to secure the compensation you need to recover from your injuries.,
Unsafe conditions around swimming pools, such as lack of supervision, poor maintenance, or inadequate barriers, can lead to drowning or severe injuries. These cases involve proving that the property owner failed to ensure pool safety, helping victims or their families secure compensation for medical costs and emotional distress.
These cases involve proving that the property owner failed to secure the premises, ensuring you receive compensation for medical treatment and any ongoing care.
Negligence in the operation or maintenance of amusement park rides can cause serious injuries. These cases involve investigating the cause of the accident and holding the park accountable, securing compensation for medical care and recovery.
Mechanical failures in elevators or escalators can cause severe harm. These cases require detailed investigations to determine negligence in maintenance or operation, aiming to secure compensation for injuries and any long-term consequences.
Exposure to hazardous substances like asbestos or chemicals can lead to severe health issues. These cases require expert testimony to link the exposure to your illness, helping you obtain compensation for medical expenses and long-term health care needs.
Any injury occurring on someone else’s property due to unsafe or hazardous conditions may qualify as a premises liability case.
Yes, you must show that the property owner knew or should have known about the dangerous condition and failed to address it.
We will gather evidence, such as maintenance records and witness testimonies, to demonstrate that the owner should have been aware of the risk.
Yes, premises liability laws apply to private homes as well. However, these cases can be complex, so legal guidance is crucial.
We will discuss your case, free of charge.