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Under the Occupiers’ Liability Act, an occupier has a duty to ensure their premises are reasonably safe for public use. An occupier may be responsible to compensate a victim who has been injured as a result of unsafe premises.
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Under the Occupiers’ Liability Act, an occupier has a duty to ensure their premises are reasonably safe for public use. An occupier may be responsible to compensate a victim who has been injured as a result of unsafe premises.
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If a hazard causes or creates a foreseeable risk of harm, an occupier may be responsible to compensate a victim. These hazards include but are not limited to spilled water, ice, dangerous stairways, inappropriate railings, uneven stairs, lack of warning ...
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It is important to speak to an Occupiers’ liability lawyer as soon as possible. Certain types of claims require notice to be sent within tight time frames following an accident or the injured person could be left without recourse.
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