Premises liability is a major branch of personal injury law. Marcus has had substantial case and trial experience handling these cases since the beginning of his career. The bulk of these cases fall into three categories. First, Marcus has won precedent-setting drowning and swimming-related cases involving the negligence of third parties and the government. Second, he has handled building collapse and construction and design related claims. Third, he has substantial experience litigating and trying premises liability for criminal attack cases. In addition to his own practice, Marcus has helped colleagues with premises liability claims prepare for their own cases through his trial consulting practice: TrialFocus.
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