Parking Lot Accidents
Car Accidents and Pedestrian Injuries in Missouri and Southern Illinois
In parking lots and parking ramps that are attached to malls, office complexes, retail stores and other properties, thousands of injuries occur each year. Many of these accidents are preventable and could have been stopped if property owners had taken the time to repair hazardous conditions or to post warning signs about potential dangers.
At Brown & Crouppen, in St. Louis and Kansas City, our experienced lawyers provide representation for parking lot accidents and other forms of premises liability accidents. We understand the responsibility that property owners have to protect consumers and the devastation that can happen when owners neglect that responsibility.
Did you know? Brown & Crouppen also handles car and truck accidents that happen in Missouri and Southern Illinois parking lots, garages and ramps.
Experienced Parking Lot Accident Attorneys
Parking lot accidents can cause serious injuries as a result of:
- Inadequate lighting
- Cracked sidewalks and floors
- Falling debris
- Car and auto accidents
- Slip-and-fall accidents
- Criminal attacks from negligent security
Our experienced attorneys will thoroughly review your accident to look for how it occurred, who was at fault and what potential sources of liability there are for our clients.
“I was treated as a member of the family. Any worries I had were calmed, and I was very happy with this office and its staff!” – Misty D.
Schedule a Free Initial Consultation to Protect Your Rights
For more information regarding parking lot accidents and premises liability laws in Missouri and Illinois, contact us at Brown & Crouppen and schedule an appointment for a free initial consultation. Call our office as soon as possible at 800-536-4357.
Contact the Attorneys of Brown & Crouppen
Call us toll free at 800-536-4357. Or contact us online. Either way, the consultation is free. An experienced lawyer from Brown & Crouppen will promptly contact you and give you the help you need.
