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Slip and Fall/Premises Liability

Injuries Caused by Property Owner Negligence

The owners of a store, apartment building or even a private residence owe a duty of safety to patrons and visitors. If you were injured because of neglected maintenance, poor construction or inadequate security, you may have grounds for a premises liability claim for damages.

Contact The Hurley Law Firm, P.C. of Knoxville, Tennessee for a free case evaluation. If the facts of your case indicate that the owner knew or should have known of the danger, we will aggressively pursue compensation for your medical bills, lost wages and any lasting disabilities. We have represented clients across Knox County and surrounding East Tennessee in a variety of premises liability cases:

  • Slip and fall on spilled liquids or foreign substances
  • Construction defects or uneven pavement
  • Protruding objects, falling merchandise or collapsed displays
  • Falling accidents resulting from broken stairs or railings
  • Injuries tripping in poor lighting
  • Assaults enabled by broken security doors or gates, or lack of security staff or surveillance cameras in high-crime areas

Experienced Trial Lawyers

The owners of a grocery or retail store, parking garage, hotel, apartment complex or other business have the highest obligation to safety. However, premises liability claims can be difficult to prove. We investigate promptly to attempt to preserve evidence of defects or negligence, and to get statements from witnesses (including employees). We must prove that owner had notice of a safety issue and failed to address it in a timely manner, failed to warn you of the danger or that routine maintenance would have revealed the hazard.

D. Scott Hurley has practiced for over 20 years, with a reputation for success in complex litigation. He is often consulted by other attorneys for the toughest personal injury cases. Scott knows that a "simple" slip and fall can cause serious and even permanent injuries, including broken bones and fractures, disabling back injuries or head injuries. His legal team, which includes a Registered Nurse, works to obtain full compensation for your financial losses, as well as any non-economic damages for pain and suffering or emotional trauma.

Call 865-523-1414 for a free consultation about premises liability. If we take your case, we work on a contingency fee. This means you pay no attorney fees unless we recover damages through settlement or trial.