Were you injured on someone else’s property in Georgia? Whether it happened at a grocery store, apartment complex, hotel, or parking lot, you may be entitled to compensation under Georgia’s premises liability laws. Property owners must keep their premises reasonably safe for visitors. When they fail and someone gets hurt, they can be held accountable.
At the Brodie Law Group, our Georgia premises liability lawyers help injured victims in Georgia recover compensation for injuries caused by unsafe or dangerous property conditions. We investigate the hazard, deal with the insurance company, and fight for the full compensation you so you can focus on healing.
Call (478) 239-2780 for a free injury case evaluation with a Georgia premises liability attorney.
Premises liability is the legal responsibility of property owners and occupiers when unsafe conditions on their property cause harm to lawful visitors. The law applies to residential and commercial properties across Georgia.
We represent clients injured at:
Premises liability incidents can often cause serious and lasting harm, including:
If you are hurt, always seek medical care right away and keep all records and bills. This documentation is vital to establish your claim.
To win a Georgia premises case, we typically show:
Depending on the facts, one or more parties may be responsible:
We investigate every angle to identify all liable parties and applicable insurance coverage.
You may be entitled to recover:
We work with doctors, life-care planners, and economists to calculate full, lifetime losses so you’re not left paying future medical or care costs.
Premises liability insurance carriers often deny hazards existed, blame the victim, or “lose” key evidence. We know the playbook and how to beat it.
When you hire us, we will:
Brodie Law Group represents premises liability victims throughout Georgia, including:
Injured in another Georgia city? Call (478) 239-2780 for a FREE Injury Case Evaluation to get started today.
How long do I have to file a premises liability claim in Georgia?
Most claims must be filed within two years of the injury (O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33).
Can I still recover if I was partly at fault?
Yes. Under modified comparative negligence, you can recover if you are less than 50% at fault. Your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault.
Do I need proof the property owner knew about the hazard?
You must show the owner knew or should have known about it. We use inspection logs, prior complaints, and time-on-floor evidence to prove actual or constructive knowledge.
What if the store fixed the hazard after my fall?
Repairs after the incident don’t erase liability. Preserve photos/video and contact an attorney quickly so evidence isn’t lost.
How much does it cost to hire your firm?
No upfront cost. We work on a contingency fee. You pay nothing unless we obtain compensation for you.
If you were hurt because of unsafe conditions on someone else’s property anywhere in Georgia, don’t go up against the insurance company alone. The Brodie Law Group will investigate, prove negligence, and fight for maximum compensation.
Call (478) 239-2780 or submit our Free Injury Case Evaluation Form to get started today.
