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Accidents on someone else’s property can take a significant toll on the victim. From painful injuries and trauma to thousands of dollars’ worth of medical bills, dangerous property conditions can cause a lot of harm.
If you are injured on someone else’s Everett property, you may be eligible for legal action. In these situations, trust Colburn Law to fight for your right to recovery. Our Everett premises liability lawyer has secured millions of dollars for Washington residents and will fight diligently for the best possible outcome in your case.
Greg Colburn’s path to personal injury law is rooted in personal experience. After a devastating fall left him in a wheelchair for two years, he took on insurance companies and legal obstacles to win his own case. That journey inspired him to fight for others facing similar challenges. Today, Greg is dedicated to helping injury victims hold negligent parties accountable and secure the justice they deserve.
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Property owners have a duty to ensure that their premises are in safe condition. If a hazard appears on the property, the owner must take steps to fix it as soon as reasonably possible. In cases where the owner cannot get to the hazard in time, he or she must warn visitors and residents of the potential danger.
If a property owner fails to uphold these duties, he or she would be financially liable for any accidents that subsequently occur. Injured victims are entitled to file insurance claims or premises liability lawsuits against the owner and recover compensation for medical care, property damage, and more.
To file a premises liability lawsuit in Washington, you will first need to determine who was responsible for your accident. For example, if you slip on rotting stairs in an apartment complex, the landlord will likely be at fault.
At Colburn Law, we handle a wide range of claims involving many types of negligent property owners:
Proving a property owner’s negligence is not a simple task. You will need to prove that he or she knew or should have known about the hazard, failed to take steps to protect visitors, and caused your accident as a result. The owner may claim that he or she could not have known about the hazard, or, even worse, that you are partially responsible for your injury.
You need an advocate on your side who can defend you against these accusations and fight for your right to justice. By hiring a premises liability attorney to represent your case, you know that your best interests are protected. Your lawyer will leverage his skills, knowledge, and experience to advocate aggressively for your best possible outcome.
Were you injured in an accident on someone else’s property? You may be eligible for financial compensation. In these situations, trust Colburn Law to fight for your right to recovery.
Our Everett premises liability attorney is dedicated to securing maximum compensation for all of our clients. Contact us today to schedule your free consultation and strategize your next steps.
Colburn Law is here to help. Get the justice and compensation you deserve—serving Seattle and all of Washington!
This page has been written, edited, and reviewed by a team of legal writers following our comprehensive editorial guidelines. This page was approved by attorney, Greg Colburn who has more than 20 years of legal experience as a Washington Personal Injury Attorney.
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