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Managers/property owners have the legal duty to keep their premises safe and secure for the public. When this duty is not met, injuries and fatalities can occur. The most common types of premises injuries include: fires, elevator, escalator & automatic door accidents, slip & fall, falling object, swimming pool accidents, dog Bites & sexual assault due to improper security system.

Typical sites of premise liability cases includes but are not limited to private homes, retail stores, bars, restaurants, nightclubs, supermarkets, shopping malls, hotels, motels, amusement parks, parking lots, parking garages, ramps & stadiums.

It is the property owner’s legal duty to keep their premises safe, and free of hazards whether you are an invited as a guest to a home, shopping at a mall, or visiting a hotel.

If you were injured as a resulted of the negligent of a manager/property owner you may be eligible for compensation. Contact Oshan & Associates today to discuss your case.

If you were injured call Oshan & Associates today to discuss how we will help you obtain the compensation you deserve.

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