Voorhees Premises Liability Attorneys Fighting For Your Recovery
Last updated on May 29, 2025
When unsafe conditions on someone else’s property leave you injured, you deserve justice. Premises liability claims are about holding property owners accountable when their negligence turns your ordinary day into a nightmare.
For close to four decades, the attorneys at Garber Law, P.C., have been trusted advocates for injured individuals throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania. As a family-run firm, we understand that behind every case is a person whose life has been disrupted. We combine our extensive legal experience with genuine compassion, fighting tirelessly to help you rebuild what you’ve lost.
What Is Premises Liability?
Premises liability is the legal principle that places responsibility on property owners who fail to maintain safe environments for visitors. When you pursue a premises liability claim, you may be able to recover compensation for various damages that extend far beyond just your immediate medical needs:
- Current and future medical bills
- Lost wages
- Pain and suffering
- Disfigurement
- Permanent injuries
- Loss of consortium
At Garber Law, P.C., we understand that an injury affects every aspect of your life. That is why we fight tirelessly to secure compensation that truly reflects both the immediate hardships and long-term challenges you face. Our approach is comprehensive because your recovery should be too.
Common Types Of Premises Liability Cases
Premises liability covers a wide range of situations, including:
- Slip-and-fall accidents: An unmarked wet floor in the grocery store, an icy walkway at one’s apartment complex or a poorly lit stairwell can lead to devastating injuries, from broken bones to traumatic brain injuries
- Inadequate security: When property owners ignore security risks in parking garages, apartment buildings or shopping centers, leaving guests or residents vulnerable to assault or robbery
- Residential fires: This can happen because of faulty wiring that the landlord ignored, missing smoke detectors or blocked fire exits, resulting in severe burns, smoke inhalation and profound trauma
- Child Injuries: When attractive nuisances like unsecured swimming pools, dangerous playground equipment or accessible construction sites cause injuries to children who may not recognize the dangers
- Elevator and escalator accidents: Mechanical failures, improper maintenance or design flaws that lead to sudden stops, entrapment and other accidents in elevators and escalators
Our lawyers have an in-depth understanding of property laws, building rules and safety standards that matter in your case. We use this knowledge to fight aggressively for the compensation you deserve.
Who Can Be Held Liable?
Finding out who is responsible in a premises liability case can be challenging. Often, more than one party played a role in causing your accident. We look closely at:
- The people who own the land or the building
- Stores, restaurants and other businesses serving customers
- Property managers or companies hired to take care of buildings
- Maintenance workers who fixed and cleaned the property
- Government agencies in charge of public areas
Our attorneys will identify all liable parties to maximize your recovery.
Your Recovery Is Our Priority: Call Us Today
You shouldn’t have to fight for fair compensation alone. Our experienced attorneys are ready to review your case and explain your options clearly. Call 856-804-1639 or complete our online contact form today to schedule an appointment.