Wet, slippery, or other dangerous conditions in commercial and residential properties can lead to serious injuries. In most states, a property manager, owner of a commercial property, or landlord are under a duty to use reasonable care to keep portions of their properties in a reasonably safe condition. Nursing homes, multi-unit residential buildings, concert venues, and other commercial properties are a few places in which owners have a duty to make it safe. Injured invitees, licensees and others can recover for injuries from falls and other accidents when this duty is breached, among other reasons.
Moore Kuehn recently filed a Connecticut case against defendant nursing home Bridgeport Health Care Center INC. d/b/a Bridgeport Manor (BHCC) after its resident fell sustaining serious personal injuries. The serious personal injuries resulted in pain, suffering, extensive medical costs, and other damages.
Moore Kuehn has extensive experience representing injured persons from falls and other accidents. If you or someone you know has been injured from an unsafe condition, please contact fmoore@moorekuehn.com