Personal Injury Caused By A Company
Personal Injury Caused By A Company

While each injury claim is unique, there are common ways that companies can be negligent and cause injuries. The following are some incidents that lead to personal injury claims against corporations:
Premises liability claims—“Premises liability” is a legal cause of action that stems from injuries that occur on another party’s property, such as a store or business. When you are visiting a business, and you suffer injuries due to hazardous property conditions, the company should be responsible for all of your injury-related losses. Perhaps the most common premises liability claim is for slip and fall accidents. Slip and falls regularly occur when store employees fail to inspect the store and address hazards, or they fail to warn customers of possible hazards. Other premises liability claims might involve:
● Hotel accidents
● Swimming pool accidents
● Falls down stairs or from high places
● Getting hit by falling objects
● Electrical accidents
Products liability claims—Product liability claims arise when defective products cause injury to consumers. Virtually any type of defective consumer product can cause injuries, and one only needs to visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) website in order to scroll through the scores of dangerous products that have recently caused injuries. Some of the categories of defective products that can cause injuries include:
● Vehicles
● Kitchen appliances
● Power tools
● Cosmetics
● Baby products
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