Personal Injury

The law imposes on all of us a duty not to harm others by our actions; when someone accidentally harms another, he has breached his duty to that other person, and may be liable for damages, which means the payment of money. This is called negligence, an area of the law that includes auto accidents and many other types of unintentional conduct that causes injury. If you have been injured by someone else’s negligence, BLF wants to assist you.

If you have ever heard a lawyer or someone else refer to a “slip and fall” case, that person is referring to an area of the law known as premises liability. An owner or operator of real property (land and buildings) has a duty to people who visit the property; the extent of the duty depends on what the visitor is doing on the premises, but generally, the duty is to see to it that no harm befalls the visitor. Breach of this duty that causes injury to visitor may be compensable, and may result in damages, the payment of money by the owner or operator. When you are injured on someone else’s property, we hope you’ll let BLF help.