What is constructive knowledge in slip, trip, and fall cases?
November 8, 2024 – Britto & Herman Injury Lawyers
Constructive knowledge means the property owner should have known about the hazardous condition through regular maintenance and inspection. This standard helps prove the property owner’s liability in slip, trip, and fall cases.
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