Injury At A Business – Landowner duties
Whenever a person is injured at a business or property as a result of a dangerous condition, there are typically two potential bad actors (1) the business or entity leasing the premises and operating in the premises; and (2) the landowner. A landowner's liability is not automatic under California law.
Condo Damage – Things An Owner Should Be Aware Of
Whether leaks from a failing roof, flooding from a failed common area pipe, or water intrusion as a result of a negligence owner or contractor, water damage to your condo can be a very stressful and trying experience. Over the years as we've assisted condo owners in their fight to
Injured At A Business Or Property – Factors For Liability
Civil Code § essentially codifies the legal duty owed by landowners or possessors such as businesses. Section 1714(a) reads: "Everyone is responsible, not only for the result of his or her willful acts, but also for an injury occasioned to another by his or her want of ordinary care or
Injured At A Business – Assaults by third parties
Under California law, businesses, like bars and restaurants, shopping centers, liquor stores, etc., have an affirmative duty to take those steps deemed reasonable to secure their property to the extent it is under their control. The duty requires securing the property against reasonably foreseeable criminal acts of third parties. Delgado