Premises Liability Defense

Axley premises liability defense attorneys handle all varieties of “premises liability” matters. Most people think of premises liability as the simple defense of slip and fall cases. Unfortunately, premises liability defense can become much more complicated and potentially expensive. The term premises liability refers to the liability for injuries and damages to others arising from the ownership, possession or control of real property. In Wisconsin, premises liability is based on general principles of negligence and is controlled both by statute and case law.

Axley has the experience to achieve positive results for its clients. Our attorneys are knowledgeable regarding the general provisions of premises liability. We also have experience with special situations such as governmental immunity, recreational use immunity and the heightened duties that exist on the owners of certain premises or those who engage in certain businesses.

Additionally, Axley works hard to prevent problems before they happen. Accordingly, we regularly advise clients on safe practices and risk management to avoid unnecessary losses. Whatever the claim or issue, Axley is able to work with clients to achieve the results you need and deserve.

Premises Liability Defense Attorneys

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