By: Russell Keener  —  February 16, 2011
 

Busi­nesses invite patrons onto their premises each and every day to make a profit. Geor­gia Law says that busi­nesses and land­lords are respon­si­ble for ensur­ing that their premises are com­pletely safe and free from haz­ardous con­di­tions that could cause injuries to their invited guests. Oth­er­wise, their insur­ance com­pany may be respon­si­ble for pay­ing you appro­pri­ate compensation.

The Geor­gia Per­sonal Injury Attor­neys at The Keener Law Firm fight every day with insur­ance com­pa­nies and their teams of adjusters and lawyers for the rights of vic­tims of dan­ger­ous con­di­tions on home and busi­ness premises. Whether you were injured in a slip-and-fall at a hotel, restau­rant, apart­ment com­plex, or else­where due to a haz­ardous for­eign sub­stance such as a pud­dle of water, or sta­tic con­di­tion such as a build­ing code vio­la­tion, we can help you eval­u­ate your claim and help you obtain ade­quate com­pen­sa­tion (from the respon­si­ble insur­ance com­pany) for your injuries and med­ical expenses.

Geor­gia Jury Awards $1.2 Mil­lion for Cof­fee Machine Burns

A Geor­gia jury has awarded a local woman $1.2 mil­lion in a law­suit filed against Quik­Trip con­ve­nience stores after she burned her hand on one of the con­ve­nience store’s cap­puc­cino machines in 2007. The woman claimed she was using the machine when 190-degree water shot out of it, scald­ing her hand. The com­pany said the inci­dent was a freak acci­dent and has since replaced the cap­puc­cino machines in all its stores. Staff and Wire Report, LA Times 01/27/2011.

Geor­gia Dan­ger­ous Con­di­tion Lawyers

If you or a fam­ily mem­ber has vis­ited the hos­pi­tal after being injured by an undis­closed dan­ger­ous con­di­tion on some­one else’s busi­ness or res­i­den­tial prop­erty, their insur­ance com­pany may be liable for your med­ical expenses, lost wages, and pain, suf­fer­ing, and incon­ve­nience. Con­tact the Atlanta Slip and Fall Lawyers at The Keener Law Firm today to eval­u­ate your claim, (770) 955‑3000 or Toll-Free: (800) 900‑2400.