Spokane Premises Liability Attorney

Why Spokane Trusts Our Premises Liability Lawyers

People across Spokane and surrounding areas choose Sweetser Law Office because we advocate for individuals and families—not powerful corporations. If you need a premises liability lawyer in Spokane, know that we offer genuine support and straightforward legal guidance during some of the most challenging times of your life. Our longstanding reputation, paired with the steady leadership of a former prosecutor, means you receive:

• No upfront fees: You pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you. We handle all litigation costs so financial barriers do not stand in your way.
• Free initial consultation: Connect with us for a risk-free case evaluation and get clear feedback about your legal options.
• Compassionate support: We treat every client with genuine respect, staying in touch and offering clarity at each stage of your case.
• Aggressive pursuit of accountability: We hold large companies and insurers responsible under Washington law and fight to protect your rights.

How Our Premises Liability Attorneys in Spokane Help You

Property owners across Washington, including Spokane, must maintain safe premises for visitors. When you suffer harm in a store, apartment complex, hotel, or private residence because someone ignored safety rules, you need reliable guidance. Our approach brings clarity through every step—from understanding what happened to identifying responsible parties and pursuing compensation for your losses. We help clients after slip and falls, injuries caused by building code violations, dog bites, or crimes made possible by inadequate property security.

• Investigating property hazards: We review whether the property owner knew or reasonably should have known about dangers and whether they failed to fix or warn about them.
• Clarifying your legal rights under state law: Washington law requires owners to act with reasonable care for guests and visitors. Courts examine steps the owner took to prevent injuries, whether warnings were posted, and the relationship between you and the property.
• Pursuing compensation for your damages: We seek recovery for medical costs, lost wages, and pain and suffering as allowed by Washington statutes governing liability.

What Happens When You Contact Our Spokane Premises Liability Attorneys

If you reach out to Sweetser Law Office, you get a supportive team who puts your recovery at the center of everything we do. We pride ourselves on fast responses, clear explanations, and regular communication. After you call or visit, expect the following:

• Confidential review of your case: We listen to your story with care and explain your options honestly, helping you decide if you want to proceed—all for free.
• Clear and compassionate guidance: We lay out each step in plain language so you never feel lost or intimidated by the process.
• Personal support at every stage: Our team keeps you informed, answers your questions, and provides honest feedback from start to finish, empowering you to make confident choices about your future.

FAQs

What types of accidents fall under premises liability?

Premises liability covers injuries resulting from unsafe conditions on someone else’s property, such as slip and falls, inadequate security, dog bites, and accidents caused by faulty maintenance.

Who can be held responsible for premises liability injuries?

The property owner, occupier, or business in control of the property may be responsible if their negligence caused or contributed to the unsafe condition that resulted in your injury.

What should I do if I’m injured on someone else’s property?

Seek medical attention, document the condition and your injuries, and avoid discussing fault at the scene. Contact a qualified attorney to review your legal options and protect your rights.

Is there a time limit to file a premises liability claim in Washington?

Yes, Washington generally gives injured people three years from the date of the incident to file a lawsuit. Starting the process early helps preserve evidence and your legal options.