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Man assaulted at Dodger Stadium files premises liability claim

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | May 2, 2019 | Firm News, premises liability

Georgia residents should know that premises liability claims can involve cases of assault. For example, a man claims he was beaten just outside of Dodger Stadium after attending a game between the Dodgers and Mets in 2015. He and his wife filed a complaint to the Los...

Premises liability overview for business owners

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Apr 4, 2019 | Firm News, premises liability

Business owners in Georgia, regardless of whether they own the actual premises, are responsible for the safety of all who enter their property. In some cases, this can even include trespassers. Owners are thus required to have adequate policies and procedures that...

Woman sues Clemson University over fall in parking lot

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Dec 14, 2018 | Firm News, premises liability

Georgia football fans may be interested to learn that a woman is suing Clemson University and the City of Clemson for negligence after she slipped and fell in a handicap parking lot before a Tigers football game. The incident occurred on Sept. 23, 2017. According to...

Avoiding escalator accidents

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Dec 7, 2018 | Firm News, premises liability

The National Elevator Industry, Inc., offers several safety tips that Georgia residents may want to take into account. Elevators are among the safest forms of transportation, but accidents are not unknown. First, passengers should watch the direction that the...

Slip and falls: what small business owners should know

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Dec 5, 2018 | Firm News, premises liability

Small business owners in Georgia may find themselves facing a premises liability claim if a customer or other entrant slips and falls on their property. The following is an outline of what slip and fall accidents might mean for small business owners and what they can...

MGM Resorts and mass shooting victims agree to mediation

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Nov 4, 2018 | Firm News, premises liability

Georgia residents may be aware that MGM Resorts, which owns and operates the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, was widely criticized in the wake of a mass shooting in October 2017 that claimed 58 lives and left 851 people injured. Hotel security measures...

Dozens injured in apartment floor collapse

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Oct 25, 2018 | Firm News, premises liability

Some Georgia residents may be aware of the apartment floor collapse that happened on Oct. 21 just after midnight in South Carolina. The accident occurred near Clemson University at a clubhouse that had been rented for a private party. Ambulances were sent to the scene...

How skateboarding signs can prevent liability claims

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Oct 5, 2018 | Firm News, premises liability

Georgia residents should know that skateboarding laws vary by city. Some local laws will group skateboarders with bicyclists, roller bladers and other pedestrians while others will specifically prohibit them from, say, skateboarding down a sidewalk or bike lane. Laws...

How to prevent fall injuries on business properties

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Oct 1, 2018 | Firm News, premises liability

Falls cause thousands of injuries in Georgia each year. According to insurance claims data, some of the most common types of accidents include falls on the same level, falls from a different level and falls from snow and ice, stairs, ladders, scaffolding and liquids...

What the law says about premises liability

On behalf of Glenda Mitchell Law Firm | Aug 29, 2018 | Firm News, premises liability

In Georgia and other states, a person could be classified as an invitee, a licensee or a trespasser while on someone else’s property. The type of designation a person receives plays a role in a property owner’s duty to protect that individual from harm. An...
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