To win a premises liability case, the injured person is required to prove that their injuries were caused by dangerous conditions in a property and that these conditions were present because the property owner was negligent regarding their ownership and maintenance of the property.

The negligence involved in premises liability is the property owner failing to use reasonable care in connection with the property.

It is important to recognize that just because you were injured on someone’s property doesn’t immediately mean that the property owner was negligent or at fault. As well as this, it should be known that the property owner isn’t automatically liable even if the injury occurred because of an unsafe condition in the property.

To prove that the property owner was negligent, you need to be able to show that they knew, or should have known, that the premises were in a risky and dangerous condition and failed to take proper steps to fix this.