Can I Sue for Lost Wages After a Car Accident in New Jersey?
All too often, people are injured at a store, restaurant or other commercial property. Accidents on commercial property may involve slipping and falling, or being struck by a heavy object that fell from a shelf. If you are injured through no fault of your own, you may be able to pursue compensation from multiple parties, depending on the circumstances. For example, a restaurant owner may rent space in a building. If you are injured at the restaurant, the owner of the restaurant and the owner of the building may be named as defendants. Property owners must keep their premises safe and must warn customers of hazards. The cause and type of the injury often determine the value of your case. That said, if you were injured on a commercial property, our Union County injury lawyers are here to help you get the compensation you deserve. Contact The Mark Law Firm today.
At The Mark Law Firm, we handle a wide range of commercial property accidents involving the following:
Oftentimes, the injury occurs while you are out enjoying yourself, and the injury is completely unexpected. We at The Mark Law Firm have represented clients who have been injured at several locations, including
Our premises liability team doesn’t take injuries on commercial property lightly. We know how devastating a commercial property accident can be, and we never take an injury lightly. You should speak to an attorney quickly because you may not realize the extent of the injury or what is necessary to preserve the needed evidence to prove your case. These cases are decided by common sense, but are determined by a Judge and Jury, and therefore, you need an attorney to correctly prepare your case.
Don’t face an injury sustained in an accident on a commercial property without a skilled team of lawyers in your corner. Contact The Mark Law Firm to schedule your free initial consultation today.
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