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Accident Report by Store or Property Owner | What to Know Did you get a copy of your Slip & Fall Accident Report in your Slip/Trip & Fall injury claim? If not, give attorney Mark Blane a call at (619) 813-7955 today! -
Business Owner's Failure to Inspect for Hazards Cluttered aisles in a California retail store can be a major problem for the owner, especially when they lead to customer injuries. -
Sweep Logs | Establishing Notice of a Store Owner California clearly establishes the business owner's duty to inspect, maintain and make safe the business premises. -
3 Factors to a Slip and Fall Injury: Shoes, Floor & Person Whenever you are dealing with a slip and fall injury, you always have the same three ingredients: the victim's shoes, the floor, and the victim. -
Supermarket or Retail Store Duty To Maintain The supermarket or retail store has a duty to maintain its premises in a such a manner that it does not create an unreasonable risk of harm to customers. -
The Notice Element in a San Diego Slip and Fall Injury Case The Notice evidentiary element is by far the most critical element in a slip and fall injury case that needs to be established as soon as possible in a case. -
Absence of a Hazard in a California Slip & Fall Injury Case On occasion, a slip and fall accident and injury can occur when there is no obvious hazard; the floor is dry and clean, free of any dangerous debris. -
Control of the Premises in a Slip and Fall Injury Case Mark Blane discusses a common aspect of slip and fall injury cases. Read on to learn more. -
Duty of Ordinary Care in a Slip and Fall Injury Case Most jurisdictions require that the landowner use the level of care of an ordinarily prudent adult to prevent an unreasonable risk of harm. -
Hazards & Debris on Floors & Sweep Logs The basis of California slip and fall law stems from proving a property owner breached a duty owed to the injured slip and fall victim. Read on to learn more. -
The Hazard that Causes a Slip and Fall In most California slip and fall cases, some physical feature or condition is a major contributing factor in the injure party's fall. -
Comparative Fault in a California Slip and Fall Case California is a comparative fault state. Read on to learn what that means and how it affects slip and fall injury cases. -
Reasonableness in a Slip and Fall Injury Case The legal term "reasonableness" and your California premise liability case can often times be confusing to some injury clients. -
Info You Need to Prove Your Case in a Court of Law Information You Need In Order to Prove Your Case in a Court of Law -
California Liability with Trespassing Children The following four conditions must be met before a possessor (of land) is liable to trespassing children: -
What To Prove in a Premises Liability Case Attorney representation of slip and fall accidents is a specialized field within the area of personal injury. -
How To Prove a Slip, Trip and Fall Injury Mark C. Blane explains California premise liability law, and how it relates to property owner responsibility in regards to these injury causing accidents.