{"id":2860,"date":"2012-02-16T00:03:50","date_gmt":"2012-02-16T00:03:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/downtownlalaw.com\/?page_id=2860"},"modified":"2026-06-14T17:49:56","modified_gmt":"2026-06-14T17:49:56","slug":"responsabilidad-de-las-instalaciones","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/downtownlalaw.com\/es\/practice-areas\/premises-liability\/","title":{"rendered":"Premises Liability Attorney | Culpa del Propietario"},"content":{"rendered":"

PREMISES LIABILITY<\/h1>\n

Premises Liability Attorney | Property Owner Fault<\/h1>\n
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Premises Liability refers to the body of law that holds a property owner, or any person in possession of the property liable for damages suffered on their premises.\u00a0 In reference to \u201cpossession of property,\u201d this can include any person who: <\/a><\/p>\n

(1) is in occupies and intends to control the property <\/a><\/p>\n

(2) has occupied with the intent to control the property, and no other person has followed or <\/a><\/p>\n

(3) is entitled to instant possession of the property and where no \u00a0other party is entitled to such rights. Premise Liability claims can stem from a several types of accident including <\/a>slip and fall <\/a>(most common type of injury), <\/a>dog bite<\/a> and animal attacks, dangerous property conditions, or construction accidents.<\/a><\/p>\n

Status of the Victim<\/h2>\n

Land owner or possessors liability varies greatly depending upon the classification of the victim.\u00a0 Generally, all visitors fall into one of three categories: Invitee:<\/strong>\u00a0 An invitee is owed the highest duty of care.\u00a0 They are any individual who is either expressly or impliedly invited to another person\u2019s premises for their mutual benefit.<\/a><\/p>\n

The Ultimate Guide of lip Trip & Fall injuries<\/h3>\n

– <\/a>Slip Trip & Fall<\/a> – <\/a>Premises Liability<\/a> – <\/a>Accident Locations<\/a> – <\/a>FAQ<\/a> – <\/a>What Should I Do?<\/a> – <\/a>Statistics<\/a> Licensee:<\/strong> Any individual who enters the premises at the owner or possessors consent for a non business or commercial purpose.\u00a0 The most common example is a social guest.\u00a0 In order to recover as a licensee, a victim must establish (all three):<\/a><\/p>\n

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  1. The owner or possessor knew or should have known of the dangerous condition, and should have known that it created an unreasonable risk of harm, and likewise should have known that the plaintiff would fail to discover the dangerous condition<\/li>\n
  2. The owner or possessor did not make the condition safe or failed to warn the licensee of the condition<\/li>\n
  3. The licensee did not know of the dangerous condition or the risks involved.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Trespassers:<\/strong> Unlike an invitee or licensee, a trespasser enters premises without the property owner or possessor\u2019s consent.\u00a0 Generally, no duty is owed to a trespasser.\u00a0 However, in situations where the possessor knows of potential trespassers,\u00a0 he or she must give reasonable warning for dangerous conditions, but only for artificial conditions, and only if the condition is not obvious.<\/a><\/p>\n

    Premises Liability Places:<\/h2>\n

    Premises liability can take place in many different locations in California. \u00a0Recently, Night Club premises liability claims due to injuries sustained in those night time leisure establishment has witnessed a rise.\u00a0 Premises liability personal injuries also take place in.<\/a><\/p>\n