Isenberg & Hewitt, PC | A Business And Personal Injury Law Firm | Since 1989
Isenberg & Hewitt, PC | A Business And Personal Injury Law Firm | Since 1989
To talk with a lawyer call (770) 901-2666
Isenberg & Hewitt, PC | A Business And Personal Injury Law Firm | Since 1989
To talk with a lawyer call (770) 901-2666

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Parking lot owner or manager liability

On Behalf of | Jul 28, 2016 | Premises Liability

Each year, many Georgia residents are injured in accidents or assaults in parking lots. Business owners whose properties include parking lots or facilities have a duty of care to ensure they are reasonably safe.

If you were injured in an accident or assault in a parking lot, you may have grounds to file a lawsuit against the owner if it knew about the danger and did nothing to either correct it or to warn you and others. Examples of the duties owed by property owners or managers include having security personnel available in dangerous areas, removing debris or ice that has accumulated and fixing holes in the surface, among others.

Many different kinds of parking lot incidents can give rise to owner or manager liability. People may be able to sue when they have been mugged, assaulted, robbed or raped. They may also sue if they are attacked or injured because of poor lighting or if they trip, slip or fall because of broken pavement, potholes or accumulated ice.

At our law firm, our attorneys understand the types of accidents and assaults that people sometimes incur in parking lots and facilities. We strongly believe that our clients who are injured in such incidents deserve to be fully compensated for their losses, including medical expenses and lost wages. We work hard from the beginning to help our clients in their premises liability lawsuits so that they might secure fair award or settlement amounts. If you have questions about your own incident, you might want to review our page on the subject.