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so premises liability is ostensibly the
right that you have to be safe when you
are walking on someone else’s property
whether you are
walking in a store or you’re walking
down the street or walking down the
sidewalk you have the
right to be safe when you’re doing so
premises liability is ostensibly the
standard by which
an owner or a renter or
an operator has to keep something up to
code in order to ensure that it is safe
to traverse
the liability portion comes in when
someone does not
act in the manner in which they are
supposed to if a sidewalk is raised or
there’s a pothole in the middle of the
street or there’s an uneven floor so in
the event that you are injured because
someone else did not do their job
according to
the code or to law then if you are
injured you have the possibility of then
therefore seeking uh suit and
remuneration through the courts
Brooklyn, NY personal injury attorney Jordan Jodré explains premises liability and how it works. He remarks that premises liability is essentially the right a person has to be safe while walking on someone else’s property—whether in a store, on the street, or along a sidewalk. Property owners, renters, or operators have a legal duty to maintain the premises up to code to ensure it is safe for people to traverse. Liability arises when they fail to meet this duty—for example, if a sidewalk is raised, a pothole exists in the street, or a floor is uneven. If someone is injured as a result of such negligence, that individual has the right to pursue legal action and seek compensation through the courts.
