Property owners have a legal obligation to their guests to maintain a safe environment. If the property owner fails to uphold this legal duty and visitors suffer injuries, they may have the option to pursue compensation.
At Phillips Law Group, we have decades of combined experience representing more than 155,000 clients, helping them obtain millions in compensation, including $1 million after a client suffered paralysis and a broken neck and collarbone in an accident on someone else’s property.
We welcome the opportunity to discuss your premises liability claim during a free, no-obligation consultation. We can review your claim and determine if you may have a case. Our services are also provided on a contingency fee basis, so there are no upfront costs or attorney’s fees. We only get paid if we help you secure compensation for claim.
Call us today at 602-222-222 or fill out a free online form.
The first step in a premises liability claim is determining if you have a valid case and may be eligible to pursue financial compensation. This is difficult to do on your own because there are so many factors involved in these cases. That is why it is so important to hire a licensed attorney with extensive knowledge of premises liability laws.
Property owners’ obligations to visitors depend on the legal status of the visitor. There are generally three types of visitors to a property:
Unsure of what your legal status was when your premises liability accident happened?
Call a trusted Peoria premises liability lawyer to discuss what happened. You can contact us 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 602-222-222
Each premises liability case is unique. Therefore, it is difficult to put an exact value on your claim by comparing it to other similar cases. The value of each claim typically depends on many details, such as the severity of your injuries and the amount of time it may take for you to heal.
If you have a case, our lawyers are prepared to pursue full compensation for both your economic and noneconomic damages.
Economic damages are the financial losses that may result from a personal injury. These damages can often be proven with receipts and other documentation, so it is important to keep track of all of this documentation after an accident.
Economic damages may include:
These types of damages are more difficult to prove as they do not have a dollar value assigned to them. These damages refer to the physical and emotional effects of an injury, such as:
Even if you share fault for the accident, you may still be able to pursue compensation because of Arizona’s comparative negligence rule. However, the amount of compensation you may be eligible to receive may be reduced by the amount of fault you share in the accident.
You can learn more about Arizona’s comparative negligence law and the potential value of your claim by reaching out to our firm.
In Arizona, premises liability claims generally must be filed within two years of the date of the accident. Claims must be filed before those two years pass, or they may be dismissed in court, which would mean you might no longer be able to pursue compensation for your damages.
Two years may seem like a lot of time to file a claim, but building a case takes a lot of time. That is why it is very important to speak to a licensed attorney as soon as possible. That way he or she can determine if you have a case and have enough time to investigate and file a claim before the two-year clock runs out.
There are exceptions to the two-year deadline, such as for claims against government entities. The deadline for filing a claim is something you should discuss with a licensed attorney in a free consultation. You may still have time to pursue compensation.
Our firm has a proven track record of obtaining compensation on behalf of our clients. If you have a valid case, we are prepared to handle the following on your behalf:
We handle the legal process on behalf of our clients so they can focus on their health and recovery.
Find out more about how we may be able to help you. Give us a call at 602-222-222 .
Accident victims who hire attorneys often recover more compensation than those who do not.
There are many different types of premises liability claims , including those that arise from:
Premises liability claims can be complicated because there are so many factors involved. That is why contacting a lawyer after a premises liability accident can be an important step to take.
The consultation is free and there is no obligation to take legal action. We do not get paid unless our clients receive compensation. At Phillips Law Group, we have a team of licensed attorneys, investigators, paralegals and support staff ready to launch a thorough investigation and collect detailed evidence to build a strong case.
Over more than 27 years, we have obtained more than $1 billion in compensation. Our founding partner Jeffrey Phillips is a member of the National Trial Lawyers Association ”“ Top 100 and has served as lead counsel in more than 40 jury trials.
Give us a call anytime, 24/7 to schedule a free consultation. Phone: 602-222-222 .
