Landslide Damage? Government Negligence May Be to Blame.
When landslides destroy homes and disrupt lives due to public roadwork or drainage failures, you may be entitled to full compensation under California’s inverse condemnation laws.
Holding Government Accountable for Landslide Damage
Landslides can destroy homes, disrupt lives, and devalue property. But when a landslide is triggered by public roadwork, drainage failures, or other government activity, property owners may be entitled to full compensation.
Inverse condemnation laws in California protect you when public infrastructure causes private harm. Our team at Kramer Trial Lawyers has a proven track record holding municipalities, counties, and agencies accountable when their actions destabilize the land and put communities at risk.
We Pursue Compensation For
Hillside Collapses
Caused by grading or construction activities that destabilized slopes
Slope Failures
After inadequate erosion control by public agencies
Water Runoff Damage
From public roads or developments that changed natural drainage patterns
Storm Drain Failures
Mudslides linked to inadequate or failed public drainage systems
Why Choose Us
When you’re fighting for what you’ve lost, you need lawyers who get results. Here’s what sets us apart:
Proven Track Record
Successfully recovered millions for clients harmed by government negligence and infrastructure failures
Government Liability Experts
Deep understanding of inverse condemnation law and how to hold public agencies accountable for infrastructure failures
No Risk to You
No fees unless we win your case – we’re so confident in our ability to get results, we work on contingency
Ready to Fight for Your Rights?
We’re here to help you rebuild—financially and physically. Contact us now to speak with a lawyer who understands landslide law and government liability.