Traditionally, a landowner has owed a duty to exercise due care to keep their property in a reasonably safe condition for persons who enter upon their property. Landowners are also required to protect persons who enter upon their property from dangers that they may not discover which present an unreasonable risk of danger to them. A remises liability case may include recovery for injuries caused by slip and falls, criminal assaults, personal injuries due to hidden dangers, failure to warn of danger, dangerous construction zones, falling debris, swimming pool accidents and others. An example of this type of claim is the following case from 2007.

On August 31, 2007, Attorney Gladish was able to obtain a jury verdict in the amount of $(Rule 7.2 does not allow Attorney Gladish to list this amount) in the case of John Rubino v. Fuertes Meat Market, Inc. and MC Remodeling Construction Company, in the Lake Superior Court, Room Six in Crown Point, Indiana. This case centered on a construction site accident where Mr. Rubino fell through an unguarded opening resulting in a high impact fracture of his left femur bone and hip requiring multiple surgeries. The damage done to his leg is depicted in the following x-ray taken after fixation surgery:

Prior to trial, the settlement offer was less than $(Rule 7.2 does not allow Attorney Gladish to list this amount) from both Defendants.