The owner of a property, whether a private company, a governmental entity, or an individual, cannot expose people at the property to unnecessary danger. Whether the property is a playground, supermarket, retail store, hotel, restaurant, night club, park, building complex, or a private residence, the property owners have a legal duty to make their premises reasonably safe from foreseeable harm. Every year, millions of people of all ages are treated in emergency rooms for injuries suffered as a result of unsafe conditions at a property. The elderly are especially vulnerable to suffering severe injuries or death in preventable Premises Liability accidents, as falls that often result from a safety violation at a property are a leading cause of death among elderly people. Children are also at high risk to suffer injuries from safety rule violations, as they often lack the experience or skills to avoid dangers.