Injury Liability After Eviction

Summary

In Illinois, a landlord must provide a safe environment. If you were injured due to negligence, you might have a case. Prove the landlords duty, breach, and causation. Consult a local attorney.

Full Conversation

Illinois
Hello. In Illinois, a landlord has a responsibility to provide a reasonably safe environment. However, there are several factors to consider:
- Did the injury occur due to negligence?
- Was the injury foreseeable?
It's best to consult with a personal injury attorney.
Twisted my ankle in a hole and a lawn mower smashed finger
In Illinois, to sue for personal injury, you must prove:
- The defendant had a duty to provide a safe environment.
- The defendant breached that duty.
- You suffered injury as a result.
- The defendant's breach caused your injury.
Consult with a personal injury attorney for personalized advice.
They have never came an inspectedbproperty before they bought it
Based on your situation in Illinois, a few key points to keep in mind are:
- A landlord's duty to maintain a safe environment.
- If the new owner didn't inspect the property, they may still be liable.
- It's essential to prove the injury was caused due to their negligence.
Seek advice from a local attorney to explore further.