Serving Maryland
Unsafe Property Claims
Injury claims involving property conditions often depend on what created the danger, who controlled the property, how long the condition existed, and what evidence remains after the incident.
Claim Review
Premises cases may involve stores, parking areas, residences, businesses, walkways, stairs, or other property where an allegedly unsafe condition caused injury.
Photographs, incident reports, witness information, surveillance video, maintenance information, and the condition of the property can become central to evaluating the claim.
Claim Preparation
01
Identify the exact condition alleged to have caused the injury
02
Determine who controlled the relevant area
03
Preserve available evidence about the property
04
Document the injury and resulting losses
Frequently Asked Questions
These answers are general information. The viability and value of any claim depend on the specific facts, evidence, injuries, and available insurance.
If photographs or video can be obtained safely and lawfully, they may be useful because property conditions can change after an incident.
Keep any copy or reference number you were given and note who you spoke with. The existence and content of incident records may be relevant to a later review.
No. Whether a viable claim exists depends on the specific condition, the parties involved, notice, causation, and other facts.
Attorney
Tae H. Kim has practiced in Maryland since 1999 and represents clients in personal-injury and civil matters throughout the jurisdictions served by Kim & Grillo.
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