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Hazards don’t always come with warning signs. A loose stair tread, a wet entryway, an unmarked drop-off behind a business—each can turn a normal day into one that ends with real damage. When someone is hurt because a property owner failed to fix or warn about a dangerous condition, the consequences go far beyond the initial fall or injury.
If you were seriously injured because a Washington property owner failed to fix a dangerous condition, call Freeman Law Firm, Inc. at (253) 383-4500 to speak with one of our Washington premises liability attorneys who will fight for the compensation you deserve.
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Property owners, managers, and insurance companies may downplay what happened. Instead of taking responsibility, they shift attention to the person who got hurt. You might be told the fall was your fault or made to feel like you’re overreacting. But injuries like yours don’t happen without a hazard that should have been fixed or clearly marked.
Here are a few examples of scenarios we encounter in premises liability cases:
Property-related injuries like these aren’t rare. They result from risks that owners or managers failed to fix or properly warn about. The law gives injured people the right to hold them accountable. Still, some walk away from valid injury claims because they don’t know how to move forward or have been told they don’t have a case.
Premises liability law in Washington requires property owners to maintain reasonably safe conditions. What counts as “reasonable” depends on the type of property, who was on it, and what caused the injury.
The Washington statute of limitations for personal injury gives injured people a set period to file a claim, but the damage to a case can happens much earlier. Property owners move quickly after someone gets hurt—cleaning up, making repairs, or deleting footage, etc. That’s not a coincidence.
If you're thinking about whether to talk to a lawyer, ask yourself:
You don’t need to have everything documented perfectly. But acting early allows our attorneys to gather the strongest possible evidence before it disappears. That might include video surveillance, internal reports, maintenance logs, or witness interviews—none of which are guaranteed to still exist weeks or months later.
Premises liability injuries don’t just lead to medical bills. They interrupt daily routines, sideline people from work, create stress in families, and can require weeks or months of physical recovery. The compensation our lawyers pursue on your behalf could include damages for the following:
We look at how the injury has affected your body, your income, and your ability to return to normal life, so that your compensation reflects the full impact the hazard had on you.
A winning premises liability case goes beyond what reportedly happened—they are anchored on what can be proven. They succeed because they’re backed by careful documentation, a clear timeline, and proof that the owner or manager failed to act when they should have.
When we take on a case, we start by listening, not to build a theory, but to understand the impact on your life—what’s changed since the injury. From there, we:
Our goal is clarity. We don’t file cases unless there’s real value to recover, and we’re direct about timelines, expectations, and what’s needed to build a strong claim.
If you’ve been injured on unsafe property, contacting Freeman Law Firm, Inc. is the first step toward finding out whether you can pursue compensation.
Here’s what to expect:
You’ll speak directly with someone who knows how to build premises liability claims in Washington and how to pursue compensation for the full impact the injury has had on your life.
If you’re dealing with medical bills, lost income, or long-term effects from a property-related injury, you don’t have to carry the burden alone. Property owners who allow unsafe conditions to persist can be held accountable under Washington law.
Call Freeman Law Firm, Inc. at (253) 383-4500 to speak with a Washington premises liability attorney who will review your situation and help you pursue the compensation you rightfully deserve.
Disclaimer: The information on this website is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Viewing or using this site does not create an attorney-client relationship with Freeman Law Firm, Inc. Case results depend on specific facts and cannot be guaranteed. For legal guidance for your individual situation, contact our office for a consultation.