Utah premises liability law requires property owners, businesses, and landlords to maintain reasonably safe conditions. When hazardous conditions cause injuries and owners knew (or should have known) about the danger, they are legally liable.
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Evidence disappears quickly in slip and fall cases. We act immediately to document and preserve the scene.
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We uncover prior incidents and maintenance failures that establish the property owner's knowledge.
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Store had no wet floor sign posted. We obtained surveillance footage showing the spill was present for 40+ minutes before the fall occurred.
Landlord had received written complaints about the stairs 3 months prior to the accident. We proved knowledge and failure to act through maintenance records.
Client broke ankle in unmarked parking lot pothole. Settlement secured after we documented the defect with photos and hired a safety expert to testify.
Falls are the second leading cause of accidental injury in the U.S. Property owners are legally required to prevent them — and when they fail, they owe you compensation.
Sources: CDC Fall Prevention Data 2024, National Safety Council Injury Facts 2024
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for private premises liability under Utah Code § 78B-2-307. Government properties require a formal Notice of Claim within 1 year under Utah Code § 63G-7-402.
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