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PREMISES LIABILITY

| General Information | Types of Premises Liability - Property Safety - Punitive Damages - Trespassing Children - Slip and Fall - Dog Bites - Elevators - Swimming Pools - Stadiums - Scope of Employment - Independent Contractors - Negligent Hiring and Retention - False Arrest & Imprisonment - Malicious Prosecution - Libel and Slander - Emotional Distress-Negligent or Intentional | Owner vs. Landlord Responsibilities | Criminal Acts of Third Parties | Alcohol Liability | Governmental Immunity | 

Frequently Asked Questions

| What is “Premises Liability”? | When is a property owner responsible for injuries and damages? | What about my medical expenses? | What if I have difficulty getting treatment without personal health insurance? | What happens if a property owner uses deadly force, claiming to defend their property? | My teenager delivers fast food, using my car. Does my insurance cover me if she has an accident while working? | Is there another way to pay medical bills if the store or property owner wasn’t at fault? | What happens after I report injuries to the property owner, or his representative (such as a store manager)? | Why involve an attorney, particularly if I trust the owner? |

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What about my medical expenses?

Contact a Iowa premise liability lawyer representing clients in Dubuque, Iowa today to schedule your free initial consultation.

Answer:

Most property insurance, such as a homeowner’s insurance, provides coverage if someone is injured on the property for reasonable, necessary expenses for doctors, hospitals, x-rays, etc. Once it is determined that the property owner or occupier is liable for your injury, the first place to look for reimbursement is the insurance company. There are stores and other businesses that are self-insured and would pay the claims themselves.

If you would like to schedule a free initial consultation contact an Iowa premises liability attorney, representing clients in Dubuque, Iowa  at the Clark, Butler, Walsh & Hamann. Give us a call at (319) 234-5701 or email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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We are located in downtown Waterloo, Iowa. Our office is directly across from the Black Hawk County Courthouse.

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Address: 315 E 5th St., Waterloo, Iowa 50703 Phone: (319) 234-5701 Fax: (319) 232-9579. Email: info@cbwh-law.com

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