Moore Premises Liability Lawyer

Commercial and private property owners have a legal duty to take reasonable measures to prevent harm from coming to those lawfully on their property. This obligation includes recognizing and promptly addressing safety hazards through warning signs, prompt repairs, or other preventative measures. If a property owner fails to take action and the result is an injury to a visitor, customer, or patron, the injury victim has a right to compensation.

If you or a loved one suffered a preventable injury due to a property owner’s negligence, Call Dan Davis Law. A personal injury attorney in Moore is ready to help you obtain the maximum compensation available to you.

Why Choose Dan Davis Law?

Founding attorney, Dan Davis and his partners and staff have dedicated their careers to advocating for injury victims and their families, even against powerful property owners. We offer significant advantages to an injury victim in a premises liability claim through the following:

  • We are a team of experienced investigators, negotiators, and litigators with an in-depth knowledge of Oklahoma’s negligence laws, insurance system, and civil courts
  • Our 25-year history and reputation for success puts a strong voice behind your case
  • We’ve obtained over $400 million for our clients, earning the respect of our legal peers and the appreciation of our injured clients
  • We develop individualized strategies for the unique circumstances of every case rather than taking a cookie-cutter approach that may not achieve optimal results

At Dan Davis Law, we never charge our injured clients until after we obtain their compensation. No one saves up for a premises liability case, so we don’t get paid unless you do.

What Types of Premises Liability Claims Do We Handle?

No one starts their day anticipating that they’ll end the day in a hospital, but serious injuries sometimes occur when least expected. A significant number of injuries happen due to a property owner’s failure to practice due diligence. Common premises liability claims are based on accidents such as the following:

  • Slip-and-falls
  • Trip-and-falls
  • Elevator and escalator injuries
  • Pool accidents
  • Negligent security
  • Food-borne illness
  • Fires
  • Electrocutions
  • Dog bites
  • Inadequate lighting
  • Falling objects
  • Building code violations

Proving a property owner’s negligence in an Oklahoma premises liability case requires an investigation and documentation of evidence showing that the owner or manager was aware of the safety hazard and negligently failed to adequately address or repair the problem.

Common Injuries In Premises Accident Claims in Moore

We have a right to a reasonable expectation of safety when lawfully visiting or doing business on someone else’s property. Unfortunately, property owners may ignore or procrastinate on correcting dangerous problems. For instance, a convenience store owner with a leaky ice cream cooler may delay repairing or replacing the cooler, but if a customer slips because of the puddled water, the store owner is liable for damages caused by their injuries. Common injuries in premises accident claims include:

  • Back injuries
  • Neck injuries
  • Head injuries/traumatic brain injuries
  • Fractures
  • Soft-tissue injuries such as sprains and strains to knees, shoulders, ankles, or wrists
  • Lacerations, contusions, and abrasions
  • Burns
  • Facial trauma
  • Traumatic amputation
  • Internal bleeding/internal organ damage
  • Spinal cord injuries

If a loved one dies due to injuries they suffered because of a negligent property owner, close family members can recover damages through a premises liability wrongful death claim.

What Damages Are Recoverable In a Premises Liability Claim?

Injuries in premises liability accidents range from mild to severe with medical costs that can be as little as a single emergency room bill or a lifetime of medical expenses due to a catastrophic injury. Depending on the circumstances and severity of your case, you could recover damages such as past and future medical expenses, past and future lost earnings, diminished future earning capacity, and compensation for pain and suffering. If the injury is catastrophic or leaves permanent impairment, other compensation may be available for damages such as compensation for disfigurement, the loss of one of the senses, or diminished quality of life.

Call the Premises Liability Lawyers In Moore

If you or a loved one were injured on someone else’s property, you deserve compensation through the property owner’s premises liability insurance or a lawsuit. Contact the experienced personal injury attorneys at Dan Davis Law for legal representation in your case so you have the best possible chance of optimal results in your claim.