Premises Liability Attorneys in Rockford Illinois

Injured On An Unsafe Property?

We Can Help.

Property owners in Illinois are legally obligated to ensure that their properties are reasonably safe for visitors, guests and customers. If you suffer an injury due to a property owner’s failure to address a safety issue, you may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain, suffering, reduced earning capacity and other costs resulting from the accident.

At Clark Frost Zucchi, our premises liability attorneys know how to investigate and prove property owner negligence. Injury victims in Rockford and throughout Northern Illinois turn to us for help in securing the maximum available compensation for slip-and-fall accidents, trip-and-fall accidents, dog bite injuries and other types of accidents resulting from dangerous property conditions.

For a free case evaluation, contact our law firm today.

If your injury prevents you from coming to our offices, we can come to you.

Proving Liability

Property owners — or the parties who manage or supervise the property — may be liable for injuries that occur due to dangerous property conditions. Essentially, if the property owner, store owner or property supervisor knew about or should have known about a hazard, you may have grounds for legal action if the hazard causes injury to you.

Our firm has recovered millions of dollars in compensation for victims of property owner negligence. We have the extensive knowledge and resources needed to investigate and prove claims arising from dangerous property conditions, which may include:

• Defective sidewalks
• Broken steps
• Lack of handrails
• Inadequate lighting
• Inadequate security
• Potholes in parking lots
• Defective floor mats
• Wet floors not properly marked
• Failure to clear store aisles
• Failure to clear ice and snow
• Unsafe swimming pool areas
• Unmarked dangerous walkways
• Slip-and-fall injuries
• Dangerous pets/dog attacks

Evidence in these cases is time-sensitive, so it is important to contact us as soon as possible after a slip-and-fall or other type of accident on someone else’s property.