Premises liability generally refers to accidents that occur to an individual while on someone else’s property. These landowners include homeowners, business owners and municipalities. Landowners are responsible for maintaining their property and facilities in a safe condition for their guests and tenants. This means keeping their premises in a safe condition so as to prevent “slip and fall” accidents as well as crimes such as an assault.

Mr. Saletta has successfully represented numerous clients in a number of different types of premises liability cases. For example, he has represented seriously injured victims of slip and fall accidents, victims of crimes, and the family of a woman mauled to death by pit bulls in a forest preserve. Some of his results in premises liability cases include a $225,000 settlement for a woman who fell down stairs in a commercial office building and a $150,000 settlement to a woman who was sexually assaulted on the job by a co-worker.

... I would highly recommend Mr. Saletta to anyone in need of an excellent personal injury attorney…

… John helped my family through a very difficult time and the financial settlement he obtained…

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• 20+ Years in Personal Injury Practice

• Illinois Super Lawyer^® 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

• Extensive Courtroom & Trial Experience

• Frequent Speaker at Legal Seminars

• Highest Rating from Martindale-Hubbell

• Loyola University of Chicago (J.D., 1988)

• University of Notre Dame (B.A., 1983)

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• $16 million dollar jury verdict for child who suffered hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy at birth causing cerebral palsy*

• $6 million dollar settlement in legal malpractice case*

• $5.5 million dollar jury verdict for the family of a mother who died of pneumonia following the birth of her child

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