If you’ve been assaulted, injured, or harmed in any way on another party’s property, these three factors will determine if you qualify to pursue a premises liability claim:
1. The property owner failed to meet a legal obligation to maintain the property. If there were insufficient warnings about a possibly hazardous situation, and if you were injured as a result, you probably have a premises liability claim.
2. You sustained damages or injuries in the incident, and you’re able to prove it.
3. The owner’s negligence contributed to your injury or injuries. For instance, if a property owner fails to install sufficient lighting in a parking lot or garage, and if you become a robbery victim because you could not see your attacker, you probably have a claim.