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We are Little Rock Attorneys for Premises Liability
When the average person thinks of Premises Liability they likely think of “slip and fall” cases. While “slip and falls” are perhaps the most common type of premises liability case, there are many other contexts in which property owners can be held responsible, including Negligent Security, which can have devastating consequences for the community.
We are Little Rock Lawyers for Victims of Violent Crimes.
If you or your family has been harmed by criminal activity or violent crime that was made possible by Negligent or Inadequate Security on a property, Green & Gillispie will aggressively represent you and make sure you receive the maximum compensation to which you are entitled. We will help you pursue justice and the full and fair compensation you deserve for medical costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, future costs, wrongful death and more.
Did Inadequate Security Play A Role In Your Personal Injury?
To cover all of your losses, it is important to seek damages from all liable parties. When we investigate the case, we will determine who the liable parties are. As skilled trial lawyers, we know how to build strong cases for full and fair compensation.
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What failures are present in cases of inadequate security?
Inadequate security cases involve proving that a lack of premises security contributed to you being injured. Our legal team will investigate the facts in your case and can advise you about how to move forward with legal action against the liable parties.
We will evaluate the circumstances surrounding your injury, by reviewing several issues:
We are Little Rock attorneys experienced in premises liability.
We represent the injured in lawsuits filed against the perpetrator of the act, a business, an institution, and have achieved positive outcomes in cases filed against institutions, including bars, nightclubs, funeral homes, retailers, convenience stores, parking lot owners and managers, shopping centers, apartment buildings, hospitals, hotels, restaurants, and daycare centers.
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Negligent or Inadequate Security often results in:
You pay nothing out-of-pocket. Personal injury cases are taken by lawyers on a contingency basis, or a percentage of the gross settlement or award that is spelled out in our written contingency agreement with you. If we recover nothing, then you pay nothing. In complex injury cases, attorneys will usually ask for a higher percentage because the case will require much more expense, resources, work and skills. Also, in some cases the percentage is determined by statute or state law.
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It depends on the degree of liability of the other party, your own conduct, how serious your injuries are, how they affect your life, your ability to work and earn an income, the reasonableness of your medical care and costs, and if your injury will be permanent, among many other factors that are considered in evaluating a claim. Of course, what insurance is available is also a consideration. No two cases are exactly alike, and no attorney can or should guarantee that you will receive a certain amount.
You are entitled to economic or special damages that include your medical expenses, property damage, and income loss. You can also collect general or non-economic damages for your pain and suffering against the responsible party, and for how your injuries have diminished your enjoyment of life. Emotional distress, such as post-traumatic stress disorder, embarrassment over scarring or disfigurement, insomnia, development of an addiction to pain medication, and other trauma are also part of your damages. If the defendant’s conduct was especially egregious, malicious, or grossly negligent, you could be awarded punitive damages as well.
Few injury claims are clear-cut as to who is at fault, and there may be other parties who were responsible. But even if another party admits liability, you can harm your case by talking to adjusters and investigators and unknowingly making comments that could place some fault on yourself or that minimizes your injuries. There are also issues about the extent or seriousness of your injuries and proof of your damages that insurance companies will question and challenge. There are many factors that insurance companies consider when handling and evaluating claims. Your Green & Gillispie injury lawyer is trained and experienced in these issues and in how to deal with and negotiate with insurance companies.
Talk to a personal injury lawyer who will review the facts of your case and the applicable laws. Usually, if someone or a company acted carelessly or even intentionally in causing your injuries, you can bring a claim against that person or business personally or depending on the nature of the accident, against that party’s auto policy, homeowner’s policy, commercial liability insurance, or the person’s employer if they were on the job at the time. There may be other insurance policies that apply as well.
In Arkansas, you generally have 3-years from the date of injury or when you discovered or should have discovered your injury. Persons under 18 when injured generally have 3-years after they turn 18 to file a claim. In some complex cases, you may not realize what caused your injuries until years later but may still bring a claim under some circumstances. Keep in mind that some causes of action, such as intentional torts like assault and battery, only provide a 1-year statute of limitations.
You cannot sue your employer in Arkansas, but you could bring a personal injury claim against an outside contractor or other third–party. If you were driving a company car and another driver caused your accident, you can sue that party. If you were injured by a defective machine or piece of equipment, or by being exposed to toxins at your workplace, you could bring a product liability action against the designer, manufacturer or marketer of the product. Workers’ compensation, though, may have a lien or claim against whatever proceeds you collect in a third-party claim.
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Anyone who has been injured in an accident is likely to experience many difficulties they have perhaps never experienced before, including high medical bills, lost wages because they can’t go.
Never accept a settlement offer before at least having a free consultation with an experienced personal injury attorney.
Following an accident that caused you a serious injury, it is not always immediately obvious that the accident victim has plenty of grounds for a successful personal injury claim.
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