Category: Premises Liability
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Injured at an Indoor Skydiving or Adventure Sports Facility in Phoenix
An indoor skydiving injury claim Phoenix flyers bring isn’t ended by the check-in waiver. Arizona’s constitution makes assumption of risk a jury question.
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Injured by a Runaway Shopping Cart in a Phoenix Parking Lot: A Small but Real Claim
A shopping cart injury claim Phoenix parking lots produce points at the store’s cart management, not the customer who left it, especially in monsoon wind.
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Injured at a Self-Storage Facility in Phoenix: Falling Doors and Security Gate Accidents
A self storage injury claim Phoenix renters bring isn’t blocked by the rental form when a roll-up door, gate arm, or elevator the operator controls failed.
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Injured at a Car Wash in Phoenix: Automated Equipment and Property Damage or Injury Claims
A car wash injury claim Phoenix customers bring can be a negligence case against the operator, a product case against the equipment maker, or both.
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Injured at a Phoenix Shopping Mall: Scottsdale Fashion Square, Desert Ridge, and Common-Area Liability
A shopping mall injury claim Phoenix shoppers bring turns on who controlled the exact spot, since malls split duties among owner, tenants, and contractors.
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Injured at a Phoenix Suns or Cardinals Tailgate: Parking Lot Liability
A stadium tailgate injury claim Phoenix fans bring turns on who controlled the lot, whether a public owner is involved, and where the alcohol came from.
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New Year’s Eve and Fourth of July Event Injury Claims in Downtown Phoenix
A downtown Phoenix event injury claim after New Year’s Eve or July 4 layers a private organizer over city ground, with a 180-day clock on the city side.
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Monsoon Roof and Awning Collapse Injury Claims in Phoenix
A monsoon roof collapse injury Phoenix owners face rarely ends with an act-of-God defense. The season is foreseeable, and roofs fail for upkeep reasons.
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Batting Cage and Sports Simulator Injury Claims in Phoenix
A batting cage injury claim Phoenix players bring isn’t automatically blocked by assumption of risk when a pole, a defect, or a pitching machine failure caused it.