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Accident Occurred at Home, Can I Claim Personal Injury Damages from my Landlord?

If you are living in a rented property, the chances are that your accident happened as a result of your landlords negligence. If that is the case, you may be eligible to file a claim and receive compensation. Consult with a Philadelphia personal injury attorney Daniel S. Doyle before you do anything else and he will help you obtain the highest compensation possible.

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Accident Occurred at Home, Can I Claim Personal Injury Damages from my Landlord?

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  1. Accident Occurred at Home, Can I Claim Personal Injury Damages from my Landlord?

  2. Most victims of home accidents are not at fault. Believe it or not, but landlords can be held responsible for any accidents that happened inside of a home. Here is how you can file a personal injury claim against your landlord for the damages sustained in an injury at home.

  3. Cracked Pavements and Potholes If your parking lot has evident cracks all over the pavement, you should let your landlord know about it. If he or she is familiar with them but chooses not to do anything about it, any accident that happens as a result of cracked pavement or potholes will be on your landlord.

  4. Faulty Shower Doors If your shower doors are faulty and cannot close properly, you should replace them and let your landlord know about it. Never pay out of your pocket for that, unless your landlord agrees to reduce your rent by the amount you paid for the shower doors.

  5. Snow and Ice If your landlord fails to clean the snow and ice around your walkways or parking lot, the chances are that you or one of your family members will end up falling and potentially getting injured. If and when that happens, contact a premises liability attorney in Philadelphia premises liability attorney in Philadelphia from Dan Doyle Law Group Dan Doyle Law Group and let him know what and why it happened.

  6. If you are living in a rented property, the chances are that your accident happened as a result of your landlord’s negligence. If that is the case, you may be eligible to file a claim and receive compensation. The best thing you can do is get legal help and ensure that you maximize your claim and compensation. Consult with a Philadelphia Philadelphia personal injury attorney personal injury attorney Daniel S. Doyle before you do anything else and he will help you obtain the highest compensation possible.

  7. Contact To Dan Doyle Law Group 215-987-3730

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