Kentucky Premises Liability Attorney

Injuries that occur at either a place of business or on a person's private property are far too common. These types of cases can include slip and falls, inadequate security, construction defects, and animal bites.

If you have been injured due to a property owner's negligence, contact the Douglas Law Office for a free consultation. 

In Kentucky, owning property does not make the person or business liable for all injuries occurring on their premises. There must be some negligence on the part of the property owner in order to establish liability. Kentucky case law establishes different types of duties depending on a number of factors. In order to determine the duty owed by a property owner, it is necessary to determine if the injured party is an invitee, licensee, or a trespasser. Why was the injured person on the property? Other factors to consider are: What caused the injury? Did the owner know of the danger or hazard and do nothing to warn the victim? If they did not know of the hazard, should they have known?

The Douglas Law Office understands these factors and handles all aspects of premise liability cases.  Contact the Douglas Law Office for a free consultation at (606) 337-3330.

No fee in personal injury cases unless we win or settle your case. 

COURT COSTS AND CASE EXPENSES WILL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CLIENT.