If a box falls from above and injures your head in a store, you know you likely have a legal case for injuries. Likewise, if a dock gives way, a stair railing breaks or an uneven surface leads to a fall, you likely know you can pursue a claim for damages in many instances. But did you know that property owners can often be held liable if they fail to prevent injuries caused by a violent crime on their property?
If you have questions regarding inadequate security in the Allentown or Philadelphia areas, contact the personal injury attorneys of Metzger & Kleiner. We have over 40 years of experience handling premises liability cases in Pennsylvania.
Metzger & Kleiner operates two conveniently located offices, charges only a contingency fee and provides no-charge consultation following accidents and injuries. To contact us, call 1-800-228-1760.
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