Premises Liability
Stadium Safety Tips of Football Season

Seattle, Land of Vacation Rentals (and Accidents)

Although most Airbnb stays are very safe, you can never be sure that the pictures you see online show you everything, including the potential dangers that await you in your host location. Read the rest »
While You Cheer Your Team, Watch Out for These Stadium Dangers

Safety at the Ballgame

If Someone Is Illegally on Your Property and Gets Hurt, Can He Sue You?

The law seems very clear on this point. So why then, in some cases, are property owners still held liable when someone is on their property illegally and that person is hurt?
It depends on the situation. Read the rest »
Winter Weather & Premises Liability – Fixing Safety Hazards

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Are Stores Responsible if Customers Get Hurt on Black Friday?

Why Do Seattle Amusement Park Accidents Happen?

Who Is Responsible for a Slip, Trip, or Fall on a Seattle Sidewalk?

Seattle Premises Liability Law

Types of Premises Liability
In Seattle, as in the rest of Washington State, property owners have legal obligations to keep premises properly maintained. Some of the more common premises liability cases involve structural defects such as dangerous elevators or escalators, stairs with loose railings or steps, and ceiling or balcony collapses. Poor maintenance such as wet and slippery floors is a premises liability. Premises hazards are not always indoors. Property owners are liable for outdoor maintenance to prevent hazardous situations. Snow or ice on the property, poorly maintained parking lots or sidewalks, and defective swimming pools are liabilities. Read the rest »
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