A premises liability lawsuit occurs when a property owner is liable for accidents or injuries that occur on their property. The type of property ranges, it could be at a person’s residence, a place of business, like a grocery store or office building, or at a zoo or sidewalk.
Under Colorado law, a landowner is considered, “(1) an authorized agent or person in possession of real property, (2) a person legally responsible for the condition of real property, and (3) a person legally responsible for the activities conducted on real property or circumstances existing on real property.”[1]