Chicago Dangerous Property Attorney
When you’re visiting someone else’s property – whether as a guest on private property or a customer at public premises – you’re entitled to a reasonable measure of safety. In places like stores and parking ramps and public sidewalks, you expect the walkways to be clear and navigable. Stairways should have proper railings. Spills and icy surfaces should be promptly taken care of. At night, there should be adequate lighting and security measures.
If an accident happens and you get injured due to dangerous property conditions, you deserve compensation. We can help you get it.
Fighting For The Compensation You Deserve
At Flanagan Injury Law Group, LLC, we’re committed to seeking justice for injury victims throughout the Chicago area. Our founding lawyer, L. Michael Flanagan, has obtained millions of dollars in settlements for clients. Together with his legal team, he can review your case, identify your strongest grounds for pursuing compensation and fight for you each step of the way.
We handle all kinds of premises liability cases, including:
- Slip-and-fall accidents
- Stairway accidents
- Elevator accidents
- Swimming pool accidents
- Negligent security incidents leading to violent crimes
- Dog bites
- And more
Our breadth and depth of personal injury experience equip us to tackle these cases in a skilled, effective manner.
Standing Up To Insurance Companies In Premises Liability Cases
In premises liability cases, the property owner’s insurance is a major player. Their insurance will generally be the one to cover your damages, within the scope of their policy limits. However, insurance companies typically drag their feet and try to minimize payouts.
Our lawyers understand how to deal with insurance companies in a strategic manner. We won’t let them mow over you with lowball offers or unjustified delays. With our team on your side, you can rest assured that your rights will be in good hands.
What Injuries Can Dangerous Property Cause?
Dangerous property can lead to falls, collapses and other serious events resulting in:
- Breaks from falls
- Cuts and other lacerations
- Neck and spine injuries, including those resulting in paralysis or loss of motion
- Brain damage from head injuries, such as traumatic brain injuries
- Large cuts and other wounds
- Burns and fire-related injuries
- Injuries from unsafe properties, such as those related to crime
Start Today With A Free Consultation
We’d be happy to discuss your property-related personal injury case with you during a free initial consultation. Get started by calling 773-789-5870 or sending us an email. We serve clients throughout Cook County, Illinois.