Dangerous Property Conditions

Property can be dangerous for a number of reasons, including the failure by an owner to warn of a dangerous condition, rules and regulations that are unsafe, a defective product or item, like a ladder, on the property, failure by the owner to have security on site, or dangerous conditions on a roadway, to name a few. We have successfully represented people who have sustained injuries because a property they entered was unsafe, including worksites, construction sites or roadways. Also, any “on the job injury” may be caused by a person or company, not just your employer. This could mean you get additional compensation, not just workers’ compensation.

We have worked on cases involving a man at work who fell from a defective ladder attached to a building, a brain injury from drug overdose in a university residence because of policies and procedures in the residence, death from assault in a nightclub without sufficient security, and injuries from a defective guardrail on a roadway piercing a vehicle and the people in it.

At Hersh & Hersh, we understand that dangerous property conditions can result in serious injuries, or even fatalities. These conditions can include things like wet floors, defective wiring, falling objects, or inadequate security. All property owners have a legal responsibility to maintain a safe environment and can be held accountable when their negligence leads to harm.

If you or a loved one has been injured due to dangerous property conditions, you may be entitled to compensation. Our team of skilled attorneys at Hersh & Hersh is dedicated to seeking justice for victims. We work diligently to investigate the conditions that led to your injury and build a strong case on your behalf.

Contact us at (415) 441-5544 to schedule a free consultation. We’re ready to fight for your rights and help you secure the compensation you deserve.