When your child to another person property with permission is, they are known as Georgia law "invited." This means that the property, that of the child on, has a duty to ensure the security of predictable damages. In turn, this means that if an owner can foresee a dangerous situation, then suitable preventive measures must be taken, to ensure that the children are safe. Dangerous situations include swimming pools, chemicals, access to high traffic areas, access to medicine and high crime areas. Keep in mind, even if a child was trespassing, you as the owner can be held liable under the law of "attractive nuisance".

You can have a premises liability case or attractive nuisance lawsuit, if your child was injured or killed on another property. Please contact our premises liability lawyers for a free consultation to see whether you are entitled to compensation.

Owners are required to protect children from hidden dangers because children not foresee or avoid hazards. Therefore appropriate protective measures must be taken to ensure their safety and protect them from all dangers. This includes locking cabinets, sharp objects out of reach, locking of doors and gates, plug in points of sale, and that while the children play someone in the House, set.

If you or a loved one, to another person property in commercial real estate or Government property violated call Atlanta premises liability Attorney Bryce Angell to 770 217 4954.

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