Premises accidents in Massachusetts can happen in various locations where people regularly gather, work, or shop. 

• Retail stores, such as supermarkets, malls, and department stores, are one of the most common locations for these accidents. With the constant foot traffic and crowded aisles, these locations often see more incidents involving slips, trips, and falls.

• Restaurants and bars are also frequent sites for premises accidents. With busy staff, customers, and fast-paced environments, accidents can occur in dining areas, kitchens, or entrances. 

• In urban areas like Boston, parking lots and garages are other common locations for premises accidents, especially in connection with retail or dining establishments.

• Residential buildings, including apartment complexes, can also be hotspots for premises accidents. Common areas such as stairwells, hallways, lobbies, and entryways pose risks when landlords or property managers fail to maintain these areas.

• Workplaces are another frequent location for premises accidents, particularly in industries like construction, manufacturing, and retail, where employees or visitors may be exposed to potential hazards.

• Finally, public spaces such as parks, sidewalks, and government buildings can also be locations for premises accidents. Municipalities are responsible for maintaining safe conditions in these areas, especially where foot traffic is high.