Premises Liability Attorneys

Dangerous Premises Cause
Serious Injuries

Property owners are responsible for building and maintaining their premises to avoid accidents and injuries. People who are lawfully on the property have the right to expect that they will be safe.

GRG premises liability attorneys understand the need for compensation. If you or a loved one has suffered a serious injury because of premises liability. It costs nothing to call and ask us to review your case. Contact us as soon as possible so that we can preserve the evidence and begin our investigation. We represent clients in Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas and the surrounding areas.

Premises Liability Attorneys 314-241-5620 | 800-451-2950

Catastrophic injuries require full and fair compensation.

Unsafe walkways, lack of guardrails and falling debris are just a few of the conditions that can lead to accidents. Another cause is dangerous, poorly designed playground or activity centers. The premises liability lawyers at Gray, Ritter & Graham, P.C., in St. Louis help people injured by dangerous premises recover the compensation they need.

Catastrophic injuries caused by dangerous premises can leave a person with extensive medical bills, therapy needs, special equipment needs, lost wages, and, in too many cases, permanent disability.

• Entrances and exits of stores, hotels, hospitals, nursing homes and sports stadiums can have hazards such as faulty doors, unsecured rugs and door mats, unrepaired flooring, and slippery surfaces caused by uncleared water and ice.
• Open, unprotected holes in a sidewalk or parking lot, or sudden changes in levels of a hallway can cause a dangerous fall and serious injuries.
• Amusement facility play areas often add new equipment with no regard for safety concerns. Playgrounds should be designed and constructed with safety in mind. Amusement rides that trap or eject customers can cause catastrophic injuries.
• Negligent security is a failure to provide security against known dangers.
• Our government officials and agencies often fail to maintain safe streets, sidewalks and other public areas, leading to municipal liability claims.