Premises Liability, Slip and Fall Accidents Lawyer

Premises liability law is the body of law slip and fall accident areawhich makes the person who is in possession of land or premises responsible for certain injuries suffered by persons who are present on the premises.

These types of cases typically occur when a person falls at a grocery store, on the side walk, on a handicap ramp, or any place else, generally because of a “dangerous condition”.  The owner of the property is sued on the theory that they knew about the condition, or should have slippery surfaceknow about the condition, or they themselves (or one their employees) created the condition.  There can be many types of dangerous conditions that result in the liability of the owner of property, so it is important to discuss your accident, or your injury with an attorney.

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Elder Abuse Case, Bates vs. Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital

Under certain provisions of the law, located at Welfare and Institutions Code §15657 (often referred to as the Elder Protection Act), a prevailing party in an Elder Abuse case can recover attorney’s fees, and costs. A defendant, however, is not permitted to recover these under this Act.

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California Supreme Court case addresses Liability of School District for Sexual Abuse/Misconduct Allegations

A recent California Supreme Court case addressed the liability of a school district for the sexual abuse/misconduct allegations against a school counselor in C.A. vs. Hart Union High School District. In this case the plaintiff/student alleged that the school district was liable for the conduct of the counselor.

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Personal Injury Newsletter – August 2011

In Howell vs. Hamilton Meats, the Supreme Court held that an injured party could not recover the amount of the medical bills that were billed, only the amount that was paid.

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