If you were hurt because a property was not kept safe, you should not be left with excuses or unanswered questions. A premises liability lawyer can help preserve evidence, clarify responsibility, and pursue accountability for dangerous conditions.
Premises Liability Overview
Common Premises Liability Cases We Handle

Why Choose the Premises Liability Attorney at The Stuckey Firm in Cleveland, OH?
When a dangerous condition on someone else’s property causes an injury, you may be left with unexpected expenses and questions about what to do next. Since founding The Stuckey Firm in 2018, Nathan Stuckey has remained committed to providing injured clients with experienced legal representation and individualized attention. Our team believes in keeping clients informed through honest communication while taking a hands-on approach to each case. At The Stuckey Firm, LLC, our premises liability attorneys work to protect your interests and pursue the compensation available for your injuries.
Our attorneys have earned recognition for their legal work, including:
- The National Trial Lawyers: Top 40 Under 40
- The National Trial Lawyers Top 100
- Ohio Super Lawyers
- Ohio Super Lawyers Rising Star
- President, Ohio Association for Justice
If you were injured on someone else’s property, our premises liability lawyers in Cleveland can help you understand your legal options. Contact The Stuckey Firm today for a free, no-obligation consultation.
Premises Liability Frequently Asked Questions
What injuries are common in premises liability cases?
Common injuries include fractures, head injuries, back injuries, and soft tissue damage. Some injuries lead to chronic pain or long-term mobility issues.
What if the property owner says they did not know about the hazard?
Lack of actual knowledge is not always a defense. The key issue is whether reasonable inspections and maintenance would have identified the danger.
How soon should I contact a lawyer after a premises injury?
As soon as possible. Evidence may disappear quickly, and early guidance helps preserve proof and protect your claim.
Do I have a claim if the hazard was not obvious?
Possibly. Property owners must warn visitors of hidden dangers and address hazards they know or should know about. Evidence and documentation often determine claim strength.
Can I still recover compensation if I share some fault?
Ohio law allows recovery in many cases, even when fault is shared, depending on the circumstances. A lawyer can evaluate how fault may be argued.











