Day: May 18, 2016

What You Need to Know About Premises Liability Law

Outdoor places like supermarkets and amusement parks have their inherent risks by nature. In any event that there is a potential risk associated with one’s property, whether the place is business or residential, the owner of that property can become legally liable in case a person gets injured on the property. Under the premises liability law, the owners of properties have a legal obligation to keep their property safe for visitors.

In any event that an accident like slip and fall takes place on any legal property, there is a high chance for the injured victim to claim premises liability and make the property owner legally responsible for the accident. Take note that there are virtually no place exempt from the legal responsibilities of property owners to ensuring safe conditions for visitors to their places. Owners of public sidewalks, to supermarkets, to government owned buildings, and everything in between are held responsible for maintaining a safe environment for visitors.

The nature of the accident and the severity of the injuries are both assessed when there is a claim for premises liability. The severity of the injury and the conditions of the property should be established before a case is decided upon within a ruling court.

The most common examples of premises liability cases include injuries in a retail establishment, dog bites, and injuries in water parks, parking lots, airports, and amusement parks. In some cases such accidents are purely accidental in nature. In most cases, however, these accidents could be avoided if proper precautions were taken by property owners.

The outcome of an accident is devastating. It could result in catastrophic injuries. For instance, a slip and fall accident in a public place can result in traumatic brain injuries if the head hits a hard surface due to a slippery or wet floor. On the other hand, at amusement parks, people may ride and fall to their death.

Private properties are no less than safer than public properties. For example at a private residence, a small child can drown if he or she is left unattended in a swimming pool, or people can be viciously attacked by a dog. A teenage girl could be molested or stabbed to death in a dark pathway, which constitutes “negligent security”. All these examples fall under premises liability law.

In any event that you or a loved one becomes a victim of such accident, it is very important to seek legal damages. You must talk to an accident lawyer may advice you what to do.…

Move It With Your Mind – The Law of Attraction – The Secret

Where attention goes …. Energy flows. What we give our attention to, we give our energy to. You can physically see this happening by dangling a necklace from your hand and making it move with your mind.

In feng shui, energy is called chi. Chi flows through our homes and through our bodies. And we can focus the chi of our body with our mind. Everything is made of energy and our thoughts are a form of energy that we can shape with our consciousness. “Move it with your mind” is a simple technique that anyone can do. You’ll need a necklace made of any kind of metal and a lightweight pendant on the end. All you have to do is look at the pendant and THINK the way you want it to move and it should start moving that way. You can move it in a circle clockwise or counterclockwise or back and forth. You can move it one way, stop it, and move it another way.

You’re not going to be moving the necklace with your hand, you’re going to move it with your mind so you need to keep your arm as still as possible. Put your elbow on your knee to help keep your arm still. Hold the chain of the necklace with the thumb and forefinger of the hand you write with. And hold the pendant about one inch above the palm of your other hand. Then think the way you want it to move and it will move that way.

And that’s how it works. Where attention goes … energy flows. So what are you giving your energy to?…