
Pool Drowning Results in Settlement
Posted on 9/1/2009
Vermont Couple Sues Over Salmonella Outbreak
Posted on 1/21/2009
Thousands of Pools Not Ready for New Anti Drowning Safety Requirements
Posted on 12/16/2008
Paralyzed Man Receives Verdict for $48,000,000
Posted on 12/15/2008
Boy hit by falling TV gets $19 million
Posted on 9/25/2007
Q:
Is the land owner liable for my injuries?
A:
This is not an easy question and will vary on a case by case basis. In order for the land owner to be held responsible or liable for your injuries, it must be proved that he/she knew or should have known that a hazardous condition existed on his/her property. Additionally, you must be able to prove that the land owner did nothing to fix the hazardous condition. Proving that a dangerous condition existed and that the land owner did nothing to find out about it or otherwise attempt to fix it are essential elements in any premises liability case. Additionally, you must exercise reasonable care for your own safety as well in order to recover. Non lawyers generally do not possess the legal training or knowledge to prove these elements and must obtain the services of a highly skilled lawyer.
Jason R. Schultz
PO Box 2270
Peachtree City, GA 30269
Phone: (404) 474-0804
Fax: (770) 692-3326
Get Directions
What kinds of things can I receive compensation for?
Am I entitled to compensation for my injuries?
Is the land owner liable for my injuries?
What is premises liability?
Awarded: $400,000
$325,000 - Broadnax v. Autozone, Inc., Fulton Superior Court, Atlanta, Georgia
Awarded: $325,000
$120,000 - Molina v. Griffin and Heisley, State Court of Clayton County, Jonesboro, Georgia
Awarded: $120,000
$75,000 - Davis v. AATC and Kone, Inc. State Court of Clayton County, Jonesboro, Georgia
Awarded: $75,000
$65,000 - Hector v. Sears Roebuck and Co. State Court of Fulton County, Atlanta, Georgia
Awarded: $65,000