Charlotte Premises Liability Lawyers
37+ Years’ Experience in Complex Property Owner Negligence Claims
Being injured on someone else’s property can be a confusing ordeal. Is the property owner responsible? While there is no strict, or automatic, liability for all injuries on one’s property, if the injury was preventable by the property owner then you may be able to recover compensation for your injuries. Unsafe conditions, poor property maintenance or other negligence in the operation of a business, for example, could make the owner liable for what’s happened to you.
If you suffered an injury or—worse—if your loved one died as a result of injuries sustained on another’s property, we are truly sorry for your loss. We want to help. Call us to discuss whether you may be entitled to compensation for what you’ve endured.
How Charles G. Monnett III & Associates Can Help
Before you discuss your concerns about an incident like this with anyone else, such as the property owner’s insurance company, you are encouraged to speak with an attorney. At our firm, we can answer all your questions and help you determine the best way to move on with your life.
At Charles G. Monnett III & Associates, we understand what you are dealing with right now. Seeking legal advice may be the last thing on your mind—but please keep in mind how it could significantly help with medical costs, missed wages, and other injury-related expenses that you and your family have incurred. Most important, we are here to provide you with answers and help you seek the justice you deserve.
We are available today to help you. Contact us and you will receive trusted legal advice for free, with no obligation to retain us for your case if you have one. The premises liability attorneys at Charles G. Monnett III & Associates can help you decide what is most beneficial for you.
Contact Charles G. Monnett III & Associates to discuss your case with an experienced premises liability lawyer in Charlotte. Call us at (704) 859-2003 for a free consultation.
Testimonials
What Our Clients Say About Us-
Charles was always available and informative on this process.
“His assistant, Tracey Seifert, was especially helpful in answering questions, guiding me through the process and having a positive outlook.”
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Without their help, I would probably have lost everything that I owned.
“My heartfelt thanks go out to Lauren Newton and Stephanie Allen for their hard work on my behalf.”
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Lauren Newton exceeded all of my expectations and she genuinely cares about her clients.
“Choosing Charles G. Monnett III and allowing Lauren Newton to take care of me was hands down the best decision I have ever made.”
- Jade B. -
The experience I had was exactly what I wanted.
“I would recommend my own mother to this firm.”
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I was very satisfied.
“If anyone asked me to recommend someone to them it would definitely be Charles Monnett & Associates.”
- Raven B.
Proven Record of Success
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$13 Million Medical Negligence Verdict
An infant suffered an undiagnosed case of bacterial meningitis that caused severe neurological damage.
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$10 Million Car Accident Verdict
Verdict for a child who sustained a severe traumatic brain injury in an automobile accident.
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$9.075 Million Car Accident Verdict
Confidential settlement for a family struck by an underage impaired driver.
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$8 Million Confidential Settlement
Confidential settlement for an infant with bilateral leg amputations following improper placement of the femoral line.
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$4.75 Million Defective Automobile
Settlement for a woman severely injured as a result of a defective automobile.
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$3.375 Million Failure to Diagnose
Confidential settlement on behalf of a child with severe visual impairments resulting from the failure to properly diagnose retinopathy of prematurity in a newborn child.
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$3 Million Negligent Administration of Nerve Block
Confidential settlement for a woman with hypoxic-ischemic brain injury as a result of negligent administration of nerve block for headache.
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$3 Million Cerebral Palsy
Confidential settlement for a child with cerebral palsy as a result of birth-related brain injury.
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$2.5 Million Traumatic Brain Injury
Workers’ compensation settlement for a man who sustained a traumatic brain injury while employed by a logging company.
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$2.5 Million Traumatic Brain Injury
Recovery for a woman who sustained a traumatic brain injury after her vehicle was struck by a commercial truck while stopped for traffic in a construction zone.
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Statute of Limitations on Premises Liability Claims
If you’ve recently been injured on someone’s property, it is important to act quickly. Taking legal action as soon as possible is as simple as calling a qualified premises liability attorney today.
The state of North Carolina has a three-year statute of limitations, meaning you have three years from the date of injury or accident to file a lawsuit, or you will lose your chance to collect damages.
If you have more questions about the law and what your rights are, help is a simple phone call away. Speak with the Charlotte premises liability attorneys at Charles G. Monnett III & Associates and let us do the legal work while you focus on regaining your health, happiness, and stability.
Contact our office online or by phone at (704) 859-2003 today for a free, no-obligation, confidential consultation.
What Sets Us Apart
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Compassionate Legal Professionals
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Personalized Attention
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You Won't See Us On TV
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Committed to the Community
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Experienced Trial Lawyers
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Free Consultation for Injury Victims