Injured in a Slip & Fall?
Property Owners Must Be Held Accountable.

Oregon Premises Liability: Your Right to Safe Conditions

Property owners in Oregon have a legal duty to maintain safe conditions for visitors. When they fail—wet floors without warning signs, broken handrails, uneven sidewalks, icy parking lots—and you're injured as a result, they are liable for your damages.

Insurance companies will try to blame you for "not watching where you were going." As a former financial analyst, I quantify the true economic impact of your injuries—medical bills, rehabilitation, lost wages, and long-term disability—and build a case that holds negligent property owners fully accountable.

Common Slip & Fall Hazards

Proving a Premises Liability Claim

To hold a property owner liable, we must demonstrate:

• Dangerous condition existed — The property had a hazard that posed an unreasonable risk to visitors.
• Owner knew or should have known — The property owner was aware of the hazard or it existed long enough that a reasonable owner would have discovered it.
• Failure to fix or warn — The owner did not repair the hazard, barricade the area, or post adequate warnings.
• Causation — The dangerous condition directly caused your fall and resulting injuries.
• Damages — You suffered real, documented injuries and losses requiring compensation.