Helping the Injured for Over 30 Years

Premises liability cases involve injuries that occur on another person’s property. Property owners are held to a reasonable standard of care. This means that they are expected to maintain their premises and minimize dangers. If a property owner is negligent and you are injured as a result, you may have the right to seek damages.

For example, if you fall down a staircase because an item was left in the pathway, you could pursue litigation against the proprietor. If you were harmed on a malfunctioning roller coaster, you may have the right to sue the amusement park. If you slip and fall on a broken jar of pasta sauce at a grocery store, you can take action against the food store chain for failing to clean it up.

Metro Law Offices wants to aid you in your fight for justice. We have worked on thousands of cases and as a result, we have recovered millions of dollars for our clients.

• Pool injuries or drowning
• Slip and fall cases
• Amusement park injuries
• Stadium injuries
• Toxic fume or chemical inhalation
• Fires
• Flooding from broken pipes
• Elevator and escalator injuries
• Animal attacks
• Snow and ice slip and fall cases

Sometimes, you may have the opportunity to target multiple parties for one injury. For example, if you were injured at a party, you may be able to seek compensation from both the host of the party and the venue.

Ask yourself:

• Did the property owner fail to post necessary warning signs?
• Did the building have inadequate security?
• Was there inadequate maintenance on the premises?

Last, you need to establish a connection between the breach of duty and your specific injury. Your case may be invalid if witnesses, security footage, or evidence prove that you were reckless or negligent when the accident occurred. Also, if you were in an off-limits area, your case may not hold up.

If you were involved in an accident on someone else’s property—whether public or private—it is very important to hire an attorney. Crafting your case is an intricate process. We can brief you on the proper way to present your story. You may be going up against large corporations with an army of lawyers at their disposal. We do not recommend attempting a premises liability lawsuit without experienced representation.

At Metro Law Offices, it is our passion to provide personalized advocacy for accident victims. We want to do what we can to make your day-to-day easier. Our Minneapolis premises liability lawyer will come meet you at your home if that is most convenient. We also have two office spaces to choose from and we proudly serve the entire state of Minnesota, including Brooklyn Park and Plymouth.