Property owners in the state of Colorado have an obligation to keep properties safe and secure. The laws require owners to promptly address any hazards, or, when a hazard cannot be promptly addressed, there must be an adequate warning regarding the hazards. In short, premises liability holds property owners liable for accidents or injuries which occur on the property. The property condition will be taken into consideration during a premises liability lawsuit as will the legal status of the injured person. The typical use of the property, the reasonableness of the owner’s efforts to repair a hazard or warn of a hazard, and the likelihood of an accident or injury such as the one you suffered will all be considered in a premise liability claim.