Category: Premise Liability Articles
“If it predictable its preventable”, as the cartoon above illustrates. Bottom Line: Dead tree branches fall, it is predictable and therefore dead tree branches must be removed form over designated...
Our injury law firm has handled many injury cases that occur on an apartment complex’s property, and sometimes the tenant that is injured signed an apartment lease with a waiver of future person...
According to a recent report by a professor at St. Louis Community College, the United States military conducted top-secret experiments on the citizens of St. Louis, Missouri for years, going so far a...
In premise liability (“slip and fall” cases), oftentimes the issue of “subsequent remedial remedies” comes up. Meaning, repairs or improvements made to the premises after the i...
Successful Missouri slip and fall claims require that the Plaintiff prove a dangerous condition on the property, that the property owner had a duty to protect against that danger and that the owner kn...
Under Missouri tort law, government entities have sovereign immunity from lawsuits except for certain exceptions and the MO personal injury damages are capped per Missouri statute. In order to sue a g...
Kathy, a successful self employed business owner, suffered personal injury as the result of a dangerous condition at the premises of the Lowe’s garden center in Rolla Missouri. She often visits ...