INJURED AT APARTMENT – ATTORNEY TO SUE LANDLORD MN
An apartment landlord or owner is responsible for their apartment building. That makes sense because they own the building and make money off it. Of course, there are city and state building codes that the apartment building must comply with. That is for the safety of their residents and guests. However, there is also common sense of any business to keep their property safe. If a tenant or guest is injured in the apartment or building, the landlord may be liable to be sued. Our lawyers handle cases against a landlord after someone is injured in the apartment, in the building, in the parking lot, etc.
It is important to keep in mind, however, that the landlord is not automatically responsible if someone is injured on their property.They are only responsible if they did something wrong. For example, if the landlord created a dangerous condition, or failed to correct a dangerous condition that they should have known about. Those types of situations allow a building owner to be sued if someone is injured.
INJURY LAWYER APARTMENT BUILDING NEGLIGENCE COMPENSATION
Our lawyers have handled many different kinds of cases against the landlord of an apartment building. For example, we had a case where a tenant went out onto the deck of his second story apartment and the deck collapsed. In that case, the person fell to the ground and was seriously injured. Similarly, we had a case where our client went to open a cupboard door, and the door fell off its hinges and hit her in the eye. Of course, our attorneys have had many cases against a landlord or property owner where a tenant or guest fell in a parking lot or on the sidewalk of the apartment building.
If you were injured at an apartment building in Minnesota, you want to know if you can do anything against the landlord for compensation. Call us and speak with a lawyer for a free consultation. An experienced lawyer will discuss your situation and answer your questions. Most importantly, we will help determine if you have a case against the apartment owner. Our lawyers have more than 25 years’ experience. We successfully represent injured people throughout Minnesota. The primary focus of our attorney is to make sure your medical bills are paid and you receive all other appropriate compensation.
We do not handle other types of landlord tenant disputes, like eviction or maintenance issues. However, you can click here for more information on those type of landlord tenant disputes in Minnesota.