Premises Liability in Kentucky
Counsel from an Assertive Lexington Personal Injury Lawyer
Have you been hurt due to conditions on someone else's property? If
you have, it is possible that the property owner is liable for pain and
suffering. At James Vaught Law Office, PLLC,
Attorney James Vaught has built his reputation on staunch, dedicated, and emphatic advocacy
for those hurt due to the actions of others. He is well-versed in every
part of the
personal injury-- with everything from collecting medical records to arguing on his clients'
behalf in a court of law.
Get an experienced and compassionate advocate on your side. Call James
Vaught Law Office, PLLC today for a
free consultation.
How Premises Liability Works
Just like in other states, premises liability claims in Kentucky revolve
around the concept of "duty of care." Duty of care is the responsibility
property owners have to provide a reasonably safe environment for those
welcome on their property.
For a successful premises liability claim, the plaintiff must prove:
- That the property owner owed them duty of care
- That the dangerous conditions were due to a lack of duty of care
- That those dangerous conditions led directly to an injury
In these cases, it is also important to be qualified as a "type"
of visitor who is owed duty of care. In these cases, invitees and licensees
(customers and personal guests, respectively) are commonly owed duty of
care, while trespassers are not.
Ready to Help Make Your Case
The burden of proving these conditions in a premises liability claim falls
on the injured party and
Attorney Vaught knows how to prepare these claims for his clients. He's experienced
in helping collect the evidence needed to prove your premises liability
claim and structuring a thorough suit that meets all his clients'
financial needs. That way, his clients can focus on what matters most
following their injury: their recovery.
Your injuries deserve to be answered for.
Contact a dedicated Lexington personal injury attorney ready to help you today.