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| Since 1958, the lawyers at Fine and Staud have zealously represented victims who were injured as a result of a dangerous condition of a property. Businesses, homeowners, landlords, property owners, and local, city and state governments all are responsible to keep their properties reasonably safe, including driveways and sidewalks. This means that they must remove ice and snow, clean up spills, fix torn carpeting, display warning signs and take other necessary safety measures when floors, sidewalks, stairways and other areas are slippery or otherwise dangerous. In addition, property owners must use proper lighting, and must design and maintain their properties so that they comply with all laws and regulations, including the Americans with Disabilities Act, building codes, and other safety standards. All property owners must use reasonable care to keep their property safe. If you have been injured as a result of a dangerous condition of a property, you may be entitled to compensation for your pain and suffering, wage losses and other damages, and should contact the attorneys at Fine and Staud. During the last decade, the attorneys at Fine and Staud have obtained millions of dollars in settlements and awards in fall-down accidents and other property liability claims.* As always, at Fine and Staud, Clients Pay No Fees and No Costs Unless a Recovery is Made. When you need an attorney to represent your interests in a slip and fall or premises liability claim, contact the Philadelphia personal injury lawyers of Fine and Staud at 215-665-0100. |
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| *Every case is different, and will be evaluated and handled on its merits. The information on this website is informational and is not intended to create an expectation about the results our lawyers can achieve on any other cases. The amount of previous damage awards is not a guarantee of future results. | |||||
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