A client sustained a serious injury when he fell at a commercial business in downtown St. Louis. The step was considered a "dangerous condition" which may have been prevented, according to an engineer, by posting warnings. The commercial land owner should have barricaded, remedied, or warned patrons of the existence of the dangerous condition. As a result, the client received a substantial settlement for his injury.
Commercial landowners have a duty to create the safest environment as possible for their patrons. When they fail to fulfill this duty, then they can be held financially responsible for their failure to remove, barricade or warn of a dangerous condition. The attorneys at Meyerkord & Kurth have experience with premises liability cases and can help you recover for injuries that you or a family member sustain while on a business owner's property that is open to the public. Please call (800) 391-4318 for a no-obligation consultation regarding your potential case.
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