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One type of premises liability case that is incredibly common, by far the type you see the most, is slip and falls. For example, you go to the store and slip on a wet floor because they didnt put out a sign warning you about the condition. This is a premises liability case but specifically, it is a slip and fall case. With these cases, it is important not just to identify the accident itself but also to explore the reason why you were on the premises in the first place. With a store, you would be there as an invitee because it is open to the public to come in as they like. Those who have to be on a premise for work, such as when the power company has to check the meters, are licensees. Then there are trespassers, those individuals who shouldnt be there at all. Whether or not your slip and fall case has any legal grounding behind it will depend on which of these categories you fall into, as well as the circumstances of the accident itself. The Scott Pryor Law Group can help you identify if you have the grounds for a slip and fall case, as well as represent you in court.
