Premises Liability Attorneys Here to Help You in Seattle, WA

A day at an amusement park can be fun and exciting, and a trip to the grocery store can be pleasant and productive. But these situations can quickly turn sour when you slip and fall or are otherwise injured on another’s property.

Property owners of all kinds, whether commercial or residential, have a responsibility to maintain a safe environment, and if you’ve been injured because of a property owner’s negligence, you’re entitled to compensation.

To get the payment you deserve, trust in Otorowski & Golden, PLLC in Seattle, WA for a reliable, experienced premises liability attorney.

Quality Services

We cover a wide range of premises liability injuries, such as those sustained by a dog bite or chemical accidents. Even if the injury was caused by something as simple as broken or wet floors, you shouldn’t have to endure high medical costs and other expenses. And if you were assaulted because of a lack of necessary security, you may also qualify for compensation.

When you visit with us, you’ll discuss your case with a helpful premises liability lawyer. He or she can determine how much reparation is required to cover your loss of income, pain, and suffering, and other damages.

Understanding Professionals

At Otorowski & Golden, PLLC, we recognize how difficult it can be to deal with an injury, miss work, and struggle through daily activities. One of our attorneys previously practiced as a registered nurse and our firm has a combined experience of over 120 years in personal injury cases. Our staff also includes a highly qualified physician to accurately analyze your injury and how it affects your daily life.

If you have any questions about our services or premises liability injuries, give either one of our locations a call. All of our fees are contingency-based, so if your case is unsuccessful, you aren’t expected to pay anything. While our firm is essentially based in Seattle, WA, and the surrounding areas, we also serve Colorado, Oregon, California, Idaho, and Alaska.