Northern Virginia Premises Liability Representation
Have you been hurt in a slip-and-fall accident on someone else's residential or commercial property? While you have a duty to take care for your own safety, property owners and occupiers have an obligation to maintain property in a reasonably safe condition. If their negligence caused your accident, speak with a lawyer to see if you have a valid premises liability claim.
For a free consultation, call me, Jeffrey P. Jankovich, at 866-974-1044. I have nearly 15 years of experience assisting injured individuals and their families in premises liability lawsuits. My goal is to help clients in northern Virginia and Maryland obtain maximum compensation for their injuries and hold the at-fault parties responsible for their carelessness.
Premises Liability Takes Many Forms
Slip-and-fall and trip-and-fall accidents can happen anywhere, including:
- Private homes
- Apartment complexes
- Workplaces
- Shopping centers
- Grocery stores
- Sports stadiums
- Parking lots
- Hotels
- Construction sites
- Elevators/escalators
- Sidewalks
These accidents frequently involve obstructions such as spilled liquid on a floor, debris in a store aisle, faulty floorboards or torn carpeting. Weather conditions, including ice, snow and rain, often play a part in these incidents. However, injuries may also result from exposure to toxic chemicals, building code violations and other negligent construction issues.
As your Arlington slip-and-fall attorney, I will thoroughly investigate your accident. Reviewing the accident scene, property conditions and any other relevant evidence, I will determine whether the property owner, manager, maintenance company or tenant is liable for your injuries.
You Pay Nothing Until You Obtain Compensation
Have you been hurt on someone else's property? Contact me for a free consultation. I handle premises liability cases on a contingency fee basis. That means you pay nothing until I get results for you.
My office is near the Arlington County courthouse. If your injury makes it difficult to come to my office, I will meet with you in a location that is more convenient for you.
Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday. After hours, I can be reached by cell phone or e-mail.
