Dutchess County Premises Liability Attorney
Any type of accident or injury on someone else’s property could lead to a premises liability claim in New York. This includes slip or trip and falls, dog attacks, and swimming pool accidents among others. As the victim of a premises accident in Beacon or Poughkeepsie, it can be difficult to protect your rights. The property owner’s insurance company may deny liability for your injury. At Fiedler Deutsch, LLP, we represent clients during premises liability cases in Dutchess County, and help you hold someone responsible for your injuries and losses. Call (914) 993-0393 today for a free consultation.
Why Hire Our Premises Liability Lawyers?
- We have more than 50 years of combined legal experience in the personal injury and premises liability practice areas. We know how to handle these types of claims for maximum results.
- We are willing to take the case to trial, if that is what is best for you. Our reputation precedes us in and out of the courtroom, which helps us obtain better results for our clients.
- We have relationships with experts, judges and others in the legal community who can help your case. Clients come to us for our ability to win cases.
When to Call an Attorney in Dutchess County
It is important to contact an attorney as soon as possible after an accident and injury on someone else’s property in New York. You must initiate the claims process within at least three years from the date of your accident or the courts will most likely refuse to hear your case. An attorney can help you meet New York’s deadline as well as identify the proper defendant for your case. While this will typically be the property owner, you may also have a case against the Dutchess County government, depending on the situation. If your case involves government housing or government property you may be required to file a notice of claim within ninety days of your accident. Your lawyer can handle the rest of your claim, as well, including negotiating with a business or homeowner’s insurance company on your behalf.
Common Types of Premises Accidents in Dutchess County
Any type of accident on one person’s property that injures another party could result in a premises liability claim in Dutchess County. Certain types of accidents, however, are more likely to result in liability claims than others. At Fiedler Deutsch, LLP, our attorneys have experience with a wide range of accidents and personal injury cases. We can help you with a premises liability lawsuit involving:
- Accidental drowning
- Dog bite
- Electrocution
- Escalator or elevator accident
- Exposure to toxic substances
- Fires and burn injuries
- Negligent security
- Property defects
- Slip, trip and fall
- Staircase accident
- Swimming pool accidents
If you are injured at a grocery store, public park, sidewalk, friend’s house, shopping mall or another location, contact us to discuss your rights. We have the resources to go up against the property owner or his or her insurance company for fair financial compensation.
Basic Rules of New York Premises Liability
In general, you will have grounds for a premises liability claim in New York if you were an invited visitor who suffered an injury or illness while on someone else’s property. Property owners in New York owe a duty to search for hidden hazards, repair known defects and warn guests of potential dangers. Breaching any of these duties could cause a preventable accident and injury. If this is what happened to you or a loved one, you may be able to hold the owner legally responsible for your related losses.
Contact Our Premises Liability Lawyers Today
If you were injured on somebody else’s property due to a preventable defect or hazard, contact us for a free consultation. Our premises liability lawyers at Fiedler Deutsch, LLP take care of complicated legal tasks on your behalf while you focus on healing from your injuries. We also help you recover the maximum compensation for your injuries and losses. Call (914) 993-0393 or contact us online, and we will get back to you as soon as possible for a free case review.