Fargo Premises Liability Attorney

Fighting For Premises Liability Victims in North Dakota

If you have suffered an injury on someone else’s property in Fargo or the surrounding area, you may feel overwhelmed and uncertain about your next step. At Fay & Associates, we understand the burden that a property-related injury can place on your life. Our team guides clients through the process, providing clarity and support so you can focus on your recovery. We help people understand their rights and explore possible avenues for compensation under North Dakota premises liability law.

Call us today at (612) 888-8354 or contact us online to schedule a consultation with our premises liability lawyer in Fargo.

Why Choose Us?

For nearly three decades, our team has resolved injury cases with a commitment to client-focused advocacy. We believe every client deserves clear answers, proactive guidance, and respect throughout the legal process. What sets Fay & Associates apart:

• Personal attention at every step: We build strong relationships, tailoring our support to your unique needs.
• Trial-ready from day one: Our team prepares each case for trial to help secure fair resolutions.
• No upfront fees: You pay nothing unless we recover compensation on your behalf.
• 24/7 responsive support: You can reach us at any time. We offer both virtual and in-person consultations for your convenience.
• Multilingual service: Our bilingual support provides comfort for Spanish-speaking clients in the Fargo community.
• Recognized for our ethical approach: We maintain a BBB A+ rating due to our firm’s commitment to integrity and client care.

Our attorneys represent clients from all walks of life, drawing on years of local experience not just in the courtroom, but in working with families and individuals across North Dakota. We prioritize respectful, honest conversations and remain available when questions arise. With flexible consultation options, you can choose between meeting virtually or in person at a time and place that suits you. Working with us means you receive clear guidance, dignity, and practical information through every phase of the process.

How We Can Help You Through Your Case

Our approach emphasizes:

• Clear, honest communication: You receive regular updates and straightforward answers about your premises liability claim.
• Individualized attention: Each client receives respect, guidance, and the assurance that your concerns remain a priority.
• Step-by-step guidance: We help you understand your legal options at every stage, from consultation to resolution.

You can expect direct answers and a supportive legal team. We work to minimize as much stress as possible and keep your interests at the forefront throughout your case.

Understanding Premises Liability Law in North Dakota

Premises liability law holds property owners and occupiers accountable when unsafe conditions lead to preventable injuries. In North Dakota, the law examines whether the individual responsible for a property—whether a business, homeowner, or tenant—took reasonable measures to ensure the safety of visitors. When property managers, landlords, or business owners fail to maintain safe premises, injured parties can pursue claims for resulting losses.

• Possible incidents: Premises liability claims may involve slip and falls, unsafe entryways, hazardous stairs, falling objects, poor lighting, inadequate security, or other dangers present on public or private property.
• Obligations of property owners: Individuals in control of a property must address hazards they know about or should have discovered and provide warnings about risks that might cause injury.
• Who might be responsible: Owners, tenants, businesses, or organizations managing a property may be liable under local Fargo and North Dakota law.
• Comparative fault in North Dakota: State law applies modified comparative fault, so your right to compensation may decrease if you share responsibility for your injury. If you are found more at fault than the property owner, you may not be able to recover damages.