Premises Liability Case Studies: Slip-and-Falls, Dog Bites, Negligent

Personal Injury & Negligence

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Premises Liability Case Studies: Slip-and-Falls, Dog Bites, Negligent Security, and More

Credits Available

Credit	Status	Total
California MCLE Paralegal	Approved	6 Total
Alaska CLE	Reciprocity	6 Total
Alabama CLE	Approved	6 Total
Arkansas CLE	Approved	6 Total
Arizona CLE	Approved	6 Total
California CLE	Approved	6 Total
Colorado CLE	Approved	7 Total
Connecticut CLE	Approved	6 Total
Delaware CLE	Approved	6 Total
Florida CLE	Approved	7 Total
Georgia CLE	Approved	6 Total
Hawaii CLE	Approved	6 Total
Iowa CLE	Approved	6 Total
Idaho CLE	Pending	6 Total
Illinois CLE	Approved	6 Total
Indiana CLE	Approved	6 Total
Kansas CLE	Approved	7 Total
Kentucky CLE	Approved	6 Total
Louisiana CLE	Approved	6 Total
Maine CLE	Approved	6 Total
Minnesota CLE	Approved	6 Total
Missouri CLE	Approved	7.2 Total
Northern Mariana Islands CLE	Approved	6 Total
Montana CLE	Approved	6 Total
North Carolina CLE	Approved	6 Total
Nebraska CLE	Approved	6 Total
New Hampshire CLE	Approved	6 Total
New Jersey CLE	Approved	7.2 Total
New Mexico CLE	Approved	6 Total
Nevada CLE	Approved	6 Total
New York CLE	Approved	7 Total
Ohio CLE	Approved	6 Total
Oklahoma CLE	Approved	7 Total
Pennsylvania CLE	Approved	6 Total
Rhode Island CLE	Approved	7 Total
South Carolina CLE	Approved	6 Total
Tennessee CLE	Approved	6 Total
Texas CLE	Approved	6 Total
Utah CLE	Approved	6 Total
Virginia CLE	Approved	6 Total
Vermont CLE	Approved	6 Total
Washington CLE	Approved	6 Total
Wisconsin CLE	Approved	7 Total
West Virginia CLE	Approved	7.2 Total
Wyoming CLE	Approved	6 Total
Delaware Certified Paralegal Program	Approved	6 Total
Florida Registered Paralegal	Approved	7 Total
Indiana Paralegal CLE	Approved	6 Total
Montana CLE Credit for Paralegals	Approved	6 Total
North Carolina Continuing Paralegal Education	Approved	6 Total
New Mexico Paralegal Division, State Bar of	Approved	6 Total
Ohio Certified Paralegals	Approved	6 Total
NFPA	Approved	0 Total
Texas State Bar of Paralegal Division	Approved	6 Total

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6 hours

Wed, Dec 30, 00:00 AM – 00:00 PM

With Daniel S. Singer from Trombly & Singer, PLLC + 6 others

Wed, Dec 30, 00:00 AM – 00:00 PM

Product ID 102801

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Overview

Skip the Theory - Jump Straight Into the Case

Forget the standard CLE format. This program will walk you through more than two dozen real-world scenarios spanning slip-and-falls, negligent security, dog bites, pool accidents, rental properties, construction sites, and more - the kind of fact patterns that show up in your intake calls. You'll dig into what evidence actually wins these cases (and what disappears if you don't move fast), where liability waivers hold up and where they collapse, and the ethical questions that come up in everyday practice. By the end of the day, you won't just know the rules - you'll recognize the case the next time it walks through your door. Register today!

Know exactly what evidence proves how long a hazard was really there.
Establish foreseeability even when the property owner insists no one saw it coming.
Get a clear read on attractive nuisance and supervision standards as they apply to pools.
Spot the liability angle in rental, code violation, and habitability claims.
Move fast on evidence that disappears before it's gone for good.
Know when a liability waiver actually holds up in court - and when it's not worth the paper it's signed on.

Abbreviated Agenda

Foundations of Premises Liability Law
Case Studies in Slip, Trip, and Fall Litigation
Commercial Property Hazards Beyond the Slip and Fall
Negligent Security: Case Studies and Case Law Guide
Dog Bite and Animal Liability Claims
Swimming Pool Accidents: Attractive Nuisance, Supervision, and Safety Failures
Landlord Liability and Rental Property Claims
Construction Site Accidents and Dangerous Conditions
The Evidence That Made (or Broke) the Case
Liability Waivers, Assumption of Risk, and Recreational Immunity: Where Defenses Hold Up and Where They Don't
Ethics in Premises Liability Practice

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Credit Details

Credits Available

Credit	Status	Total
California MCLE Paralegal	Approved	6 Total
Alaska CLE	Reciprocity	6 Total
Alabama CLE	Approved	6 Total
Arkansas CLE	Approved	6 Total
Arizona CLE	Approved	6 Total
California CLE	Approved	6 Total
Colorado CLE	Approved	7 Total
Connecticut CLE	Approved	6 Total
Delaware CLE	Approved	6 Total
Florida CLE	Approved	7 Total
Georgia CLE	Approved	6 Total
Hawaii CLE	Approved	6 Total
Iowa CLE	Approved	6 Total
Idaho CLE	Pending	6 Total
Illinois CLE	Approved	6 Total
Indiana CLE	Approved	6 Total
Kansas CLE	Approved	7 Total
Kentucky CLE	Approved	6 Total
Louisiana CLE	Approved	6 Total
Maine CLE	Approved	6 Total
Minnesota CLE	Approved	6 Total
Missouri CLE	Approved	7.2 Total
Northern Mariana Islands CLE	Approved	6 Total
Montana CLE	Approved	6 Total
North Carolina CLE	Approved	6 Total
Nebraska CLE	Approved	6 Total
New Hampshire CLE	Approved	6 Total
New Jersey CLE	Approved	7.2 Total
New Mexico CLE	Approved	6 Total
Nevada CLE	Approved	6 Total
New York CLE	Approved	7 Total
Ohio CLE	Approved	6 Total
Oklahoma CLE	Approved	7 Total
Pennsylvania CLE	Approved	6 Total
Rhode Island CLE	Approved	7 Total
South Carolina CLE	Approved	6 Total
Tennessee CLE	Approved	6 Total
Texas CLE	Approved	6 Total
Utah CLE	Approved	6 Total
Virginia CLE	Approved	6 Total
Vermont CLE	Approved	6 Total
Washington CLE	Approved	6 Total
Wisconsin CLE	Approved	7 Total
West Virginia CLE	Approved	7.2 Total
Wyoming CLE	Approved	6 Total
Delaware Certified Paralegal Program	Approved	6 Total
Florida Registered Paralegal	Approved	7 Total
Indiana Paralegal CLE	Approved	6 Total
Montana CLE Credit for Paralegals	Approved	6 Total
North Carolina Continuing Paralegal Education	Approved	6 Total
New Mexico Paralegal Division, State Bar of	Approved	6 Total
Ohio Certified Paralegals	Approved	6 Total
NFPA	Approved	0 Total
Texas State Bar of Paralegal Division	Approved	6 Total

Agenda

All times are shown in

Foundations of Premises Liability Law
1. Duty of Care by Visitor Classification (Invitee, Licensee, Trespasser)
2. Actual vs. Constructive Notice
3. Comparative Fault and the Open and Obvious Defense
4. Damages
Case Studies in Slip, Trip, and Fall Litigation
1. The Grocery Store Spill
2. The Icy Parking Lot
3. The Missing Handrail and Stairway Fall
4. The Municipal Sidewalk
Commercial Property Hazards Beyond the Slip and Fall
1. The Falling Merchandise Injury
2. The Automatic Door Malfunction
3. The Workplace Visitor - Delivery Driver Injury
Negligent Security: Case Studies and Case Law Guide
1. The Assault at the Apartment Complex
2. The Hotel Parking Garage
3. The Bar Assault
Dog Bite and Animal Liability Claims
1. The Strict Liability State vs. the Negligence State: Same Facts, Different Outcomes
2. The Bite Involving a Child
3. The Delivery Worker Bite
4. The Tenant's Dog: Is the Landlord Liable?
Swimming Pool Accidents: Attractive Nuisance, Supervision, and Safety Failures
1. The Unfenced Pool
2. The Diving Injury
3. The Missing Lifeguard
Landlord Liability and Rental Property Claims
1. The Short-Term Rental Injury
2. The Landlord Who Ignored the Code Violation
3. The Mold-Infested Unit
Construction Site Accidents and Dangerous Conditions
1. The Falling Sign
2. The Site Hazard No One Fenced Off
3. The Subcontractor's Injury: Who Controlled the Worksite?
The Evidence That Made (or Broke) the Case
1. The Surveillance Video That Was Erased
2. The Smartphone Evidence That Changed the Case
3. The Social Media Surprise
4. The Defendant's AI Search History
Liability Waivers, Assumption of Risk, and Recreational Immunity: Where Defenses Hold Up and Where They Don't
1. The Ski Slope Waiver: Assumption of Risk vs. Gross Negligence
2. The Minor's Waiver: Can a Parent Sign Away a Child's Claim?
3. The Fine-Print Fight: Conspicuousness, Clarity, and Public Policy Limits
4. Recreational Use Immunity and Exceptions
Ethics in Premises Liability Practice
1. Negotiating for Multiple Plaintiffs in a Group Premises Claim
2. Representing the Property Owner and the Property Manager
3. Referral Fee Questions
4. The Client Who Wants to Exaggerate the Fall
5. Social Media Investigations

Who Should Attend

This program is designed for attorneys. It's especially relevant for attorneys practicing in personal injury and insurance defense law. Insurance claims professionals, risk managers, and paralegals may also benefit.

Speakers

Daniel S.

Singer

Trombly & Singer, PLLC

Holland

Don DeKeyzer

DeKeyzer Law

Jack

Gordon

Maney|Gordon Trial Lawyers

Ezra L.

Finkle

Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP

Peter

Richard

Garmey Law

Douglas R.

Horn

Horn Law Firm

Jeffrey R.

Davis

Grossman Yaffa Cohen

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