Premises Liability Archives - Page 2 of 9

Injured at a Phoenix Splash Pad or Public Water Feature: A Uniquely Popular Summer Hazard

A splash pad injury claim Phoenix families bring runs through the city’s 180-day notice rule and a special standard for free public amenities.

A municipal facility injury claim Phoenix residents bring starts a 180-day clock at a library, rec center, or senior center.

A car dealership injury claim Phoenix visitors bring spans test drives, service bays, and lot hazards, each with its own insurance layer.

A home improvement store injury claim Phoenix shoppers bring treats the store as what it is: a working warehouse open to the public.

A grocery store slip and fall Phoenix case can skip the notice requirement entirely under Arizona’s mode-of-operation rule.

A palm frond injury claim Phoenix owners and trimming crews face turns on notice: dead fronds accumulate on a schedule everyone knows.

An adult rec league injury claim Phoenix players bring survives assumption of risk more often than expected. Arizona sends it to the jury.

A guided tour injury claim Phoenix visitors bring measures the operator on route, pace, training, and equipment, not just the waiver.

An ATV tour injury claim Phoenix riders bring runs on ordinary negligence, and the waiver covers less than the operator suggests.

A Phoenix Zoo injury claim splits between a private nonprofit operator and city-owned Papago Park land, with two different deadlines.