If you’ve been injured due to unsafe property conditions, you may be entitled to significant compensation. In the attached video, Tabor Law Firm explains the various types of damages available in premises liability cases and how their experienced attorneys can help you recover what you deserve.
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When a property owner’s negligence leads to an accident—whether it’s a slip and fall, structural failure, or another hazardous condition—you have the right to seek compensation for your losses. Just like in motor vehicle or motorcycle accident cases, premises liability claims can include coverage for medical expenses, including both current and future treatment costs if your injuries result in long-term disability or chronic pain.
Lost wages are another key factor in these cases. If your injuries prevent you from working during recovery, you can seek compensation for the income you’ve lost. Additionally, if the severity of your injuries impacts your ability to work in the future, you may be entitled to future lost wages.
Pain and suffering damages are also available. This includes compensation for the physical pain and emotional distress caused by your injury. If you suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, or other psychological effects due to the accident, those damages are also recoverable under Indiana law. Seeking care from a psychiatrist or psychologist can help document these claims.
Other compensable damages include incidental expenses, such as modifications to your home to accommodate a disability, hiring help for household chores, or transportation needs. If your injuries result in scarring or disfigurement, you may also receive additional compensation. Furthermore, your spouse may have a claim for loss of consortium if your injuries affect your ability to contribute to your household and relationship as you once did.
If you or a loved one has suffered an injury due to unsafe property conditions, don’t navigate the legal process alone. Tabor Law Firm is dedicated to maximizing your recovery and ensuring you receive the full compensation you deserve. Call us today at 317-236-9000 or visit our website to schedule a consultation.
