When property owners fail to keep their premises safe, serious injuries can happen in an instant. Whether it’s a slip on a wet floor, an assault in a poorly lit parking lot, or a drowning at an unsafe pool, victims deserve justice and fair compensation. The premises and property injuries lawyers at Rafaeli Law PLLC represent individuals harmed by negligent property owners, landlords, and businesses across the United States.
We understand how devastating these incidents can be physically, emotionally, and financially. Our mission is simple: protect your rights, uncover the truth, and secure the maximum recovery allowed by law.
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Premises liability law holds property owners and managers responsible for maintaining safe conditions for visitors, customers, and tenants. When a dangerous condition exists, and an owner fails to fix it or warn people, serious accidents can occur.
Common property-related injury cases include:
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), falls account for over 8 million emergency room visits each year — the leading cause of injury-related hospital visits in the U.S. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) also emphasizes that property owners must comply with hazard prevention standards to avoid accidents on commercial premises.
Premises liability applies to virtually all types of properties, including:
Owners and managers of these properties have a legal duty to maintain safe environments for all lawful visitors. Learn more about your rights as a visitor or tenant on our Legal Disclaimer page.
Victims of property-related injuries may recover compensation for:
At Rafaeli Law PLLC, we pursue every avenue of compensation to ensure our clients are not left bearing the burden of another’s negligence. Visit our Case Results page to review successful settlements.
Slip and fall injuries are among the most common premises liability cases. They often result from spills, uneven flooring, loose carpeting, or cluttered walkways. Elderly individuals and children are especially at risk.
Common injuries include fractures, head trauma, and spinal injuries that can lead to lifelong complications. The National Safety Council (NSC) reports that slip and fall accidents account for nearly 33,000 deaths annually across the U.S.
Our firm’s Slip & Fall Lawyers meticulously investigate every case, collecting witness statements, reviewing maintenance logs, and working with safety experts to prove negligence.
Property owners must take reasonable measures to protect guests from foreseeable harm. Negligent security cases often involve inadequate lighting, lack of surveillance, broken locks, or the absence of security personnel.
Examples include:
Our Negligent Security Attorneys help victims hold property owners accountable when they fail to ensure safety. We collaborate with investigators and security experts to uncover policy violations and establish liability.
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Pools and water parks can be sources of fun, but when safety is neglected, tragedy strikes. Drowning and pool accidents often result from poor supervision, broken gates, missing warning signs, or faulty pool equipment.
Common causes include:
Children aged 1–4 are at the highest risk of drowning, according to the CDC, which reports that drowning is the leading cause of unintentional injury death in that age group.
Our Drowning & Pool Accident Lawyers fight for justice in these heartbreaking cases, ensuring responsible parties are held fully accountable.
When a property owner’s negligence leads to a fatal accident, surviving family members may pursue a wrongful death claim. These cases seek justice for lives lost due to unsafe conditions, such as fatal falls, assaults, or drowning incidents.
Damages may include:
Our compassionate Wrongful Death Lawyers guide families through these difficult times, ensuring their voices are heard and justice is served.
Case Type | Example Scenario | Key Proof Required |
Slip & Fall | Wet grocery store floor without warning sign | Property owner knew or should have known of hazard |
Negligent Security | Assault in poorly lit parking lot | Owner failed to provide reasonable protection |
Pool or Drowning Accident | Unfenced pool or lack of lifeguard supervision | Breach of duty to maintain safe pool area |
Defective Premises | Broken stairs or railings | Failure to inspect or repair unsafe structures |
Falling Objects | Store merchandise falls from shelf | Lack of proper storage and inspection practices |
Choosing the right premises liability attorney can make the difference between a denied claim and a life-changing recovery. Here’s why clients trust our firm:
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If you or a loved one has been injured on someone else’s property, don’t face the insurance companies alone. Let our premises liability lawyers fight for the compensation you deserve.
Contact Rafaeli Law PLLC at 954-365-5639 or request a free consultation online. We’re available 24 hours a day, and you pay no fees unless we win.
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Any injury caused by unsafe or poorly maintained property conditions, such as wet floors, poor lighting, or inadequate security, may qualify.
Evidence such as photos, surveillance footage, maintenance records, and witness statements can show that an owner failed to correct or warn about hazards.
Under comparative negligence rules, you may still recover damages even if you were partially responsible. Your compensation is adjusted based on your level of fault.
Yes. Landlords have a legal duty to maintain safe living spaces and may be liable for injuries caused by neglect.
If crimes are foreseeable and the business failed to provide adequate security, they may be held liable for resulting harm.
Each state has a statute of limitations, typically between one and four years. Consult an attorney immediately to avoid missing your deadline.
Even minor injuries can lead to major costs. An attorney ensures your rights are protected and all damages are fully evaluated.
If you are facing a personal injury or insurance dispute, Rafaeli Law PLLC is here to help. We are dedicated to protecting your rights and helping you secure the compensation you deserve.