Premises Liability Attorneys in San Francisco
Have You Been Injured On Someone Else's Property?
Property owners have a responsibility to keep their premises safe from hazards. The lawyers at Walston Cross help people seek relief from personal injury accidents. If you have been injured due to the carelessness of a property owner, we will help you get the money you need and deserve.
Have you been injured on someone else's property? Contact us today online or by phone at 415.956.9200 for a free initial consultation. We serve clients in San Francisco Bay Area and throughout the state of California.
Get Paid!
The Walston Cross law firm has earned a reputation for standing up for the rights of people who have been wrongfully injured. These cases not only win money for our clients, but often help shape future laws that protect countless others from the same hazards. We handle a wide range of premises liability cases, including:
- Slip and fall accidents: These accidents can be caused by wet floors, faulty railings and shoddy construction. Property owners are responsible for keeping their buildings in proper condition.
- Negligent security: If you have been robbed, assaulted or harmed by criminal activity on someone else's property, the property owner may be responsible for damages.
- Dram Shop liability: If you have been injured by a drunk driver, the business that served the driver alcohol may owe you money.
Our attorneys have extensive experience handling personal injury claims. We have a long track record of success winning money for our clients. You will get paid! We employ the assistance of expert witnesses, use state-of-the-art video technology in our trial presentations and diligently pursue the money you deserve.
Contact Walston Cross Today
If you have been injured at a store, mall, apartment, hotel, office building, parking ramp or other property, we can answer your questions and help you get paid. Contact us today online or by phone at 415.956.9200 to speak with an experienced San Francisco, California, lawyer.
