Premises Liability

State and federal regulations protect consumers from dangerous and/or defective products and properties. The designer, manufacturer, wholesaler, or retailer of a dangerous or defective product may be found liable if the defect was foreseeable or preventable.

Likewise, if a property owner does not take reasonable precautions to prevent accidents, they are to be held legally responsible in the event of an accident.

At McAleer Law we have extensive experience handling product and property liability claims. Contact us today to get help with your personal injury claim.

• Tainted or mislabeled food and medicine
• Faulty parts that result in transportation or vehicle accidents
• Dangerous toys

To have a successful outcome in a dangerous products or property case, you must prove:

• The product that harmed you was either not suitable for sale, or not reasonably suited for its stated use
• The product caused your injury
• You suffered actual damages

If you are injured due to the negligence of a property owner, you may be able to recover damages from the property owner. Examples of negligence include:

• Incorrectly stored equipment or object
• Parking lots without adequate lighting
• Improperly maintained stairwells
• Wet floors that are not marked
• Malfunctioning elevators or escalators
• Construction areas that are not protected

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