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Maryland Premises Liability Lawyer
The premises liability lawyers at Foran & Foran, P.A. have over 44 years of combined experience in handling injury cases including premises liability cases. We understand how important these cases can be in your life and how they can impact your life and will strive to provide you with the best personal service possible.
Our premises liability attorneys are licensed to practice law in Maryland and the District of Columbia . The Maryland Courts and the District of Columbia Courts each have their very own unique policies, procedures and laws that must be followed.
If you or someone you know was injured in a premises liability accident and has incurred medical bills and lost wages, you need to find the right premises liability lawyer. Call the premises liability law firm of Foran & Foran, P.A. today! We can help. The best threat that you have as an injured person is the ability to file a lawsuit. Make sure you are represented by a personal injury law firm that will file a lawsuit on your behalf where appropriate.
An experienced premises liability attorney can earn his/her fee by obtaining a higher result than what an insurance company may otherwise pay to an unrepresented person. One threat that insurance companies understand and sometimes respond to with a fair settlement is the threat of filing a lawsuit. If the insurance company is not fair, a lawsuit becomes the only reasonable alternative.
The standard of care required to be provided in a premises liability case often is determined by the status of the person injured. Status simply means whether the person is a business invitee, an invitee, a social guest, a bare licensee or a trespasser. The care required is the highest for an invitee and/or business invitee. For example, the care required to be provided for an invitee is that degree of care that a reasonable person would use under similar circumstances to make sure the premises are safe.
There are many different types of premises liability cases that we handle which include:
- Lead Paint Claims
- Slip and Fall Accidents
- Swimming Pool Accidents
- Burn Accidents
- Construction Accidents
- Dog Bite Accidents
- Wrongful Death Cases
Read Our Frequently Asked Questions about Premises Liability
The legal information on this site is not intended to be legal advice. Contact one of our experienced premises liability attorneys or lawyers today to get specific information and answers for your specific situation.