Maintenance to avoid building, ceiling, balcony, & deck collapse related accidents, is about more than just making buildings, houses, hotels, offices, movie theaters, shopping malls, restaurants, grocery stores, or any other building or space comfortable and visually appealing to tenants, visitors, customers or guests when they visit. It is about ensuring their safety as they move throughout the premises and property safely. A property owner must fix and otherwise maintain the broken buildings, ceilings, balconies, & decks, to ensure that they are not cracked, broken, rotten, unsecured, not up to code, or are otherwise not defective. If you or a family member has been injured due to a building, ceiling, balcony, or deck collapse related accident, because property owners failed to meet their obligations to ensure your safety when they knew or should have known that a dangerous condition existed relating to the building, ceiling, balcony, & deck, and failed to correct it, they are liable for the injuries that you sustained as a result of the defective or otherwise improperly maintained building, ceiling, balcony, or deck.

The Brooklyn law firm of Bisogno & Meyerson, LLP can help you receive the compensation you need for your medical expenses, loss of income and loss of future earning capacity, pain and suffering, and more, for the building, ceiling, balcony, or deck collapse related injuries. The lawyers at Bisogno & Meyerson, LLP have deep knowledge of New York premises building, ceiling, balcony, and deck collapse construction and maintenance laws and know how to investigate, build and support a claim on your behalf — if the accident occurred, while you were in the building, or under a ceiling, or standing on a balcony or deck collapse in a private, public, commercial or government property, including accidents that may be connected to the building, ceiling, balcony, and decks, located at a construction site or that happened, while you were a pedestrian walking in the building, or under a ceiling, or standing on a balcony or deck collapse at an airport, hotel, transit center, or casino, or subway station.