In personal injury law, it is called “premises liability” if property owners fail to meet this standard.
At Kiefer & Kiefer, we know that the safety of the people of Metairie is of the utmost importance. That’s why we work with our clients to hold property owners accountable for their negligent actions, and make our community a safer place.
In personal injury law, it is called “premises liability” if property owners fail to meet this standard.
At Kiefer & Kiefer, we know that the safety of the people of Metairie is of the utmost importance. That’s why we work with our clients to hold property owners accountable for their negligent actions, and make our community a safer place.
”“Megan and her team are the best! They provided me comfort and ease throughout the entire process of my claim.”
- Shantell M.
Property owners owe a “duty of care” to anyone entering their property legally, according to Louisiana law. This means that they must maintain their property and prevent any injuries from occurring.
People who are injured on someone else’s property can file a premises liability lawsuit against that property owner if they fail to meet this standard.
Our Kiefer & Kiefer premises liability attorneys have been working with the Metairie community for three generations.
Here are some of the top examples of these types of cases we’ve seen over the years:
Once you hire us to work on your premises liability case, our Kiefer & Kiefer attorneys will conduct our own investigation.
Our job is to demonstrate to the court that, as an entrant on their property, the property owner owed you a duty of care and failed to meet that standard, resulting in your injuries.
The next step is to prove the damages you have suffered due to your injuries.
Here are some examples of damages that can be recovered in a premises liability case:
