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Property owners, landlords, businesses, and property managers have a responsibility to maintain reasonably safe conditions for visitors, customers, tenants, and guests. When dangerous conditions are ignored, overlooked, or left unresolved, serious injuries can occur.
Premises liability claims arise when unsafe property conditions contribute to accidents that could have been prevented through reasonable maintenance, inspections, repairs, warnings, or safety measures.
These incidents may occur in apartment complexes, retail stores, restaurants, hotels, office buildings, parking lots, public venues, residential properties, and countless other locations throughout Indiana.
Dangerous property conditions can create significant physical, emotional, and financial challenges for injured individuals and their families. Medical expenses, lost wages, rehabilitation, and long-term recovery often become part of the reality following a serious accident.
Because premises liability claims frequently involve questions regarding property ownership, maintenance responsibilities, inspections, notice of hazards, and legal responsibility, understanding your options may become an important step after an injury.
Since 2014, Finderson Law has helped Indiana individuals and families navigate injury claims involving negligence, unsafe property conditions, and preventable accidents.
Many people assume businesses, landlords, and property owners will take reasonable steps to maintain safe conditions.
Unfortunately, preventable hazards often remain unaddressed until someone is seriously injured.
Individuals may encounter:
• Dangerous walking surfaces
• Poor property maintenance
• Inadequate security measures
• Falling object hazards
• Unsafe stairways or handrails
• Environmental hazards
• Mold and moisture issues
• Failure to warn about known dangers
In many situations, determining who was responsible for maintaining the property may become one of the most important questions in the case.
Premises liability claims can quickly become complicated when multiple parties, insurance companies, property owners, landlords, or management companies become involved.
At Finderson Law, we help Indiana individuals understand their options and navigate claims involving unsafe property conditions and preventable injuries.
Unsafe property conditions can create serious risks for visitors, customers, tenants, and guests. Finderson Law represents Indiana individuals and families navigating claims involving dangerous property conditions and preventable accidents.
Dog Bite • Slip And Fall • Drop And Hit
Environmental Exposure • Mold Exposure
Premises Liability Wrongful Death
Every premises liability situation is unique. Understanding how the accident occurred, who may be responsible, and what legal options may be available is often an important part of protecting your rights.
Unsafe property conditions can arise in many different ways. Explore the premises liability matters handled by Finderson Law.
Practing law in Indiana and Florida for over 34 years, Roger Finderson served as the 2025 President of the Workers’ Injury Law & Advocacy Group (WILG) and has spent decades advocating for injured workers and families navigating Workers Compensation, Personal Injury, Social Security Disability, Adoption and Estate Planning matters.
Delaney Finderson focuses on Workers’ Compensation, Personal Injury, Social Security Disability, Adoption, and Estate Planning. After working for the firm for years in multiple legal support roles, Delaney became an attorney in 2024 and is licensed to practice in both Indiana and Florida. She brings a client-focused approach to helping injured workers and Indiana families navigate difficult legal situations with compassion and detail.
A premises liability claim may arise when someone is injured because a property owner, landlord, business, or other responsible party failed to maintain reasonably safe conditions on a property.
Depending on the circumstances, liability may involve property owners, landlords, business operators, property managers, maintenance companies, security providers, or other parties responsible for maintaining the property.
Seek medical attention as soon as possible, report the incident to the appropriate party, document the scene if possible, preserve any evidence, and consider speaking with an attorney about your legal options.
Premises liability claims may involve slip and fall accidents, dog bite injuries, falling object accidents, inadequate security incidents, environmental hazards, mold exposure, stairway accidents, swimming pool accidents, and other dangerous property conditions.
In some situations, landlords may be responsible if they knew or should have known about dangerous conditions and failed to take reasonable steps to address them.
Businesses may have a responsibility to address known hazards or provide adequate warnings to visitors. Liability often depends on the specific facts and circumstances involved.
Evidence may include photographs, video footage, witness statements, accident reports, maintenance records, inspection reports, medical records, and documentation of the dangerous condition.
Indiana law establishes deadlines for filing personal injury and premises liability claims. Speaking with an attorney early can help ensure important deadlines are not missed.
Consultations are free, and Finderson Law does not collect attorney fees unless compensation is recovered for the client.
After an injury caused by unsafe property conditions, understanding your rights and options can be an important step toward protecting your future.
Finderson Law has helped Indiana individuals and families since 2014 navigate premises liability claims involving dangerous property conditions, negligence, and preventable accidents.
