However, the way in which a party frames her claim is not dispositive of whether a claim actually sounds in
premises liability or ordinary negligence," the opinion stated, citing Buhalis v Trinity Continuing Care Services from 2012.
38) And, again, this misconstrues those decisions because they recognize that
premises liability may emerge based on either the suspicious behavior of the criminal in question or prior criminal activity.
malpractice cases, and 26% for
premises liability cases.
21) Massachusetts was the last state to abandon this standard in New England and has thus created a uniform standard of
premises liability on the northern East Coast.
A
premises liability suit targets a property and its owner.
Arguably, the single most powerful factor working in a plaintiff's behalf in a
premises liability case is the inability of a security director or property manager to document convincingly that appropriate security measures were in place and operational at the time of the incident.
Personal Injury PowerLink--
Premises Liability, which includes the practice guide,
Premises Liability 2d, covers all major areas of
premises liability, from slip and fall to inadequate security.
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