$45,000,000.00 Jury Trial Settlement – Lincome, et al., v. City of Los Angeles, et al.

Click Here to Read More

Case Results

View All Case Results

$45M

Bus Accident

$12.3M

Car Accident

$8M

Auto v. Pedestrian

$5M

Truck Accident

$3.08M

Car Accident

$2.5M

Forklift Accident

$1.75M

Lead Poisoning

$1.62M

Bicycle Accident

$1.5M

ATV Accident

$1.25M

Auto v. Pedestrian

$1.2M

Bus Accident

$1.15M

Ladder Fall

Meet Attorney Artin Yadegarian

Artin Yadegarian assists clients who were seriously hurt as a result of a property owner failing to provide a reasonably safe environment. Many of these cases involve slips/falls, defective structures, inadequate lighting and/or failure to address security issues. Each case is fact specific and will turn on the ability to show that the defendant had actual knowledge of the issue, whether they had the opportunity to identify the issue and if they failed to address the issue earlier than they could have.

Artin Yadegarian personally handles all of his client’s premises liability claims. He reviews accident reports, maintenance records, inspection reports and medical records to determine the cause of an incident and the identity of the parties responsible for causing the harm. His focus is always on the facts of each case and the time frame surrounding the incident and not speculation based on hearsay.

Artin limits the number of cases he accepts. Clients work directly with him, not through staff layers. Questions are answered clearly. Strategy does not shift midstream. This approach helps complex premises liability claims move forward with order rather than pressure.Each of Artin Yadegarian’s premises liability cases are focused on injuries which have resulted in permanent damage to his clients’ health. Each case is thoroughly prepared by Mr. Yadegarian to ensure that his client’s injuries are accurately represented and not distorted.

View Full Profile
Google review Badge
Super Lawyer Badge
Rising Stars Badge
Top Attorney Badge
LACBA Badge
CAALA Badge
Top 20 US verdict Badge
Avvo Rating Badge

Practice Areas

The large majority of premise liability cases are based upon unsafe conditions which can be repaired. The most common unsafe conditions include uneven sidewalks, damaged stairs, loose floors, inadequate lighting, and lack of adequate security. As a premises liability attorney in Glendale, Artin represents individuals that were injured on an improperly maintained or supervised property. Determination of responsibility for any given accident is generally complex. Property owners, managers, landlords, or commercial entities may all have some level of responsibility for an accident that occurred on their premises. In addition to determining responsibility, Artin will determine what led to the hazard occurring (i.e., who had control over the area) and if there was an intentional disregard for safety requirements. To establish responsibility for the hazard, Artin will review the history of inspections, maintenance records, incident reports, and medical documentation to document his client’s claim. Artin specializes in premise liability, however, he has extensive experience in representing clients with serious injuries resulting from many different types of accidents including; construction accidents, traumatic brain injuries, auto accidents, pedestrian accidents, bus accidents, truck accidents, and wrongful death. With a small number of cases accepted per year, Artin is able to provide each client with direct and consistent counsel and prepare for trial from the onset of each case.

Click here for a complete list of practice areas or contact us to schedule a consultation and begin the process of seeking justice and compensation for your suffering.

View All Practice Areas

Trusted By
Our Clients

Got my car totaled in a bad accident. Had to deal with hospitals, doctors, ER rooms, payments, etc. and it was all too much! I called for Artin’s help, and he took care of me every step of the way. Throughout the entire process, he made sure I was updated…
- Andrew K.
I met Artin during a real estate transaction a few years ago and while working with him I was very impressed with his professionalism, promptness, and the ability to navigate through challenging situations. I have retained his services both for myself, my family, and I have happily referred him to…
- Emil A.
Artin Yadegarian was the ideal lawyer; sensitive yet firm, diplomatic and professional. He was honest about how the process goes so that there were no unpleasant surprises and the case closed well.
- Susan V.
I was injured in an automobile accident due to a negligent driver. I did not have insurance and had suffered from injuries that had affected my life. Having no choice but to go through an attorney to help with medical costs, I was referred to Mr. Yadegarian. Before consulting with…
- Michael C.
Artin assisted me and my wife for a personal injury case which turned out to be quite complicated. Artin was not only extremely helpful, accessible, and transparent throughout the entire process, but also ensured that we received the maximum amount possible to ensure we were taken care of. Would definitely…
- Issac
Read All Testimonials

Why You Need a Premises Liability Lawyer

Premises liability injuries occur in everyday environments—apartment buildings, retail stores, parking structures, hotels, and worksites. When hazardous conditions are ignored, the consequences can be serious.

Slip and fall incidents, broken railings, unsafe stairways, inadequate lighting, and security failures are among the most common causes. While these cases may seem straightforward, liability is often disputed. Property owners or insurers may deny responsibility or argue that a condition was minor, temporary, or unavoidable.

A premises liability lawyer provides structure and protection at the outset. Artin begins by analyzing how the condition developed, who controlled the property, and what safety standards applied. Establishing responsibility comes before pursuing resolution. This approach protects the claim from early errors and missing documentation.

Without legal guidance, injured individuals may face early requests for recorded statements while critical evidence—such as maintenance logs or inspection records—can be lost or altered. Once unavailable, these records are difficult to recover.

Working with a premises liability attorney helps preserve evidence, manage communication with insurers, and track procedural deadlines so the claim reflects the full scope of harm.

You may encounter issues such as:

  • Disputes over whether a hazardous condition existed
  • Arguments that the property owner lacked notice of the condition
  • Conflicting incident reports or witness accounts
  • Pressure to accept an early settlement
  • Injuries that worsen over time

Early decisions often shape everything that follows.

How Legal Help Fits Into a Premises Liability Case

Premises liability claims require careful groundwork. Injuries may involve fractures, head trauma, or extended recovery periods. Medical treatment, lost income, and long-term limitations must be documented clearly and thoroughly.

Artin prepares each case methodically. He reviews incident reports, medical documentation, inspection schedules, maintenance history, and property control agreements. When necessary, he consults qualified professionals to evaluate safety standards and long-term impact. This work remains under his direct supervision.

Thorough preparation often influences how insurers respond. Delays narrow. Disputes become more defined. The case reflects the full injury—not just the initial report.

Clear legal structure also allows clients to focus on recovery. The legal process should support healing, not compete with it.

Reasons Clients Choose Artin Yadegarian

  • Direct Attorney Involvement: Clients work with Artin from the initial consultation through resolution.
  • Focused Case Selection: Premises liability matters require attention and preparation. The caseload remains limited.
  • Clear Communication: Legal options and risks are explained in plain, practical language.
  • Evidence-Driven Preparation: Decisions are guided by documented records and verified facts.
  • Consistent Guidance: Clients value stability, clarity, and direct access to their attorney.

Read More

Yes. Statutes of limitations for premises liability lawsuits (claims) will establish specific time frames in which you may file your lawsuit. Those time frames will depend upon the type of injury you have suffered, the type of property involved, as well as the other facts of your case. If you miss the statute of limitations, you could lose your right to pursue your lawsuit, so it would be beneficial to speak with an attorney who specializes in premises liability as soon as possible after being injured.

These types of cases typically involve arguments regarding control of the property, the duty of care owed by the property owner, and whether the property owner received adequate notice of the hazardous condition. While there are certainly some situations where it is necessary to retain an attorney specializing in premises liability, many people find retaining such counsel helpful in clarifying their options if they suffer serious injuries, or if they believe another party was negligent in causing their injuries.

Obviously, receiving proper medical treatment needs to be your number one priority immediately after an accident. It is also very important to document all of your medical treatment, as well as any incident report completed at the property where the accident occurred. Many people choose to contact an attorney prior to speaking with an insurance adjuster about their injuries.

Whether a property owner had notice of a dangerous condition is often a central issue in premises liability cases. Whether a property owner has sufficient evidence to prove he/she did not receive notice of the dangerous condition will depend upon several factors; including how long the condition existed, and if any regular inspections were performed of the area where the hazardous condition existed. An attorney can assist you in evaluating those factors.

Most premises liability cases settle through negotiations, and the need for court action depends upon the extent of any disputed issues, the degree of the injured person’s injuries, and the response of the injured party’s insurance company. In most instances, trial will be a last resort.

Many attorneys representing individuals injured in accidents work on a contingent-fee basis; meaning that the attorney will not charge a client an hourly rate for services rendered, but instead will require the client to pay the attorney a percentage of the amount recovered from an insurance company or defendant. different attorneys will have different fee arrangements, and it is always best to discuss them prior to retaining the attorney.

Yes. Communications between an attorney and his/her client are generally confidential, therefore you will be able to freely inquire of the attorney as to any questions you may have, and provide him/her with any information you feel may be relevant to your claim without fear of prosecution.

Get a FREE Case Evaluation Today!

YOU PAY NOTHING UNLESS WE WIN YOUR CASE.

Call Now Or Email Us

Contact Us:

Contact Details

Phone: (818) 551-9901

Email: info@yadegarianlaw.com

Address: 1000 North Central Avenue, Suite 300 Glendale, CA, 91202

Contact Form

    Disclaimer:

    The use of this website or this form for communication with the firm or any individual member of the firm does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Confidential or time-sensitive information should not be sent through this form.