The answer is yes if you are an invitee onto the property (tenant, guest of tenant, shopper in store, or person walking on public sidewalk). A landowner must maintain their property in a reasonably safe condition and provide warnings of any hidden dangers.

 


Q: Can I sue a landowner if I fall on a broken sidewalk?

A: The answer is yes if you are an invitee onto the property (tenant, guest of tenant, shopper in store, or person walking on public sidewalk). A landowner must maintain their property in a reasonably safe condition and provide warnings of any hidden dangers.


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