Premises Laws

In alcohol-related accidents, the drunk driver is at fault, but he’s not alone. The list of culpable parties extends beyond the drinker, though to those who served the drunk driver. Is it possible to hold everyone involved responsible? Read this article to learn how to hold others accountable.

It’s the nightmare scenario – traveling from floor to floor in a high rise building when the elevator shudders, coming to a sudden halt. Concern turns to panic as minutes seem like hours waiting for help, while worrying about the elevator failing & plunging to the bottom floor. If you’ve suffered anxiety or injury in an elevator failure, read this article to learn your options.

In shopping malls, there are a host of hazards that can be found in food courts, individual retailers, aisle kiosks, and concourses that may cause slips, trips, and falls. In such cases, it may be confusing as to who can be held liable.

When it comes to construction site accidents, liability is determined very differently depending on if the individual harmed is a construction worker on the job, or an unfortunate passerby. Workers are covered by employment laws such as the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act.