Invitee

Invitee

The invitee is the person who is invited to enter and remain on the premises for a commercial benefit to the possessor of premises, or for a reason directly or indirectly associated with business dealings with the possessor. An invitation can be either express or implied. A customer in a department store is an invitee, because the department store actively invites the public to enter the premises and to purchase merchandise while on the premises. A premises owner has the highest duty of care to the invitee.

Usually, a possessor has a duty to use ordinary care to warn or otherwise protect an invitee from risks of harm from a condition on the possessor's premises if the risk of harm is unreasonable, and the possessor is aware of or in the exercise of ordinary care must be aware of the condition, and must understand that it poses an unreasonable risk of harm to the invitee.

A possessor may have a duty to regularly check the premises for new hazards to invitees. For example, a grocery store may be obligated to regularly inspect its floors for the presence of spilled or broken merchandise, and to ensure that the products are not likely to fall from its shelves.

If you are an invitee and have suffered injuries on another’s property, contact a Richmond Hill, GA premises liability attorney.

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