Under the premises liability law, any condition that is unsafe and could have reasonably been prevented by a property owner or manager is grounds for a premises liability lawsuit if it caused an injury to someone else. Common premises liability claims are as follows:

• Defective conditions (such as broken stairs)
• Faulty construction
• Lack of warning signs for any dangerous areas or conditions
• Poor lighting
• Uneven walking surfaces (such as floors, carpets, or sidewalks)
• Unmarked wet floors
• Unsafe food products
• Workplace injuries (includes construction accidents)