Blog: Premises Liability

Accidents can happen when we least expect them, and if you’ve been injured as a guest on someone else’s property in New Jersey, it’s crucial to understand your rights and the legal recourse available to you. This article is tailored to victims of personal injury, shedding light on who may be legally responsible when you’re hurt on someone else’s premises. Understanding Your Situation If you’ve sustained injuries on someone’s property due to negligence or unsafe...

Swimming pools provide a refreshing escape from the scorching summer heat, but they can also present potential dangers and risks. Accidents around swimming pools can lead to serious injuries or even wrongful death, leaving victims and their families devastated. If you or a loved one has been involved in a swimming pool accident in New Jersey or Pennsylvania, it is crucial to understand your rights and seek legal guidance to protect your interests. In this...

Alcohol consumption, when not properly regulated, can lead to devastating consequences. In the state of New Jersey, dram shop liability, a facet of premises liability, places legal responsibility on establishments serving alcohol for the damages caused by their intoxicated patrons. New Jersey has enacted specific laws to address dram shop liability, aiming to protect innocent victims and promote responsible alcohol service. In this article, we explore the key aspects of dram shop liability, including identifying...

If you were injured while visiting a hotel in Atlantic City, NJ, call the personal injury lawyers at the Law Offices of Richard A. Stoloff for a consultation. The Jersey Shore is permitted to reopen to residents and tourists. While different beaches may have different opening dates and rules for reopening, we can expect a somewhat normal summer. With the reopening of the beaches attracting tourists from all over the country, hotels will also increase...

Accidents can happen anywhere, at any time. Be it for business for personal situations, when someone visits another person’s property. the owner of that property has a responsibility to keep a safe environment. If a visitor is hurt on another person’s property, the property owner may be held liable for any injuries a visitor suffers. Injuries are often caused by slippery walkways, unstable construction, wet floors, and much more. Common premises liability injury cares are...