Category Archives: Orlando Slip and Fall Attorneys
Elderly Plaintiffs & Slip-And-Fall Accidents In Florida
Data from the 2020 U.S. Census reports that roughly 21 percent of Florida’s population is over the age of 65 – the highest percentage in the nation. Because of this, Florida businesses must be hyper-aware of potential hazards facing elderly customers, and many do. However, the most common cause of serious injury among those… Read More »
Slip & Fall Accidents In Florida Businesses
Slip-and-fall accidents are more common than one might believe, and when they happen, they can cause serious injuries. They happen most often in businesses or on commercial enterprises, and when this occurs, it is important that you know that you do have the right to file suit against the business under a theory of… Read More »
Should I File A Florida Premises Liability Claim?
When someone has an accident in their own home, very often they only have themselves to blame. However, if you are injured on someone else’s property, you may be able to file a claim against them for the harm you have suffered. Property or business owners have a duty to exercise a certain level… Read More »
Grocery Store Slip & Falls In Florida
Grocery stores and supermarkets are some of the most common locations where slip-and-fall accidents occur, both in Florida and elsewhere. If you slip and fall in a grocery store in Florida, you may be able to seek compensation for the injuries you suffered. However, Florida law may make it difficult to prevail in your… Read More »
Slip & Fall Accidents In Florida Bars
As the weather heats up, more and more people are returning to Florida’s hot spots to enjoy themselves. City bars are enjoying a massive uptick in traffic since the rollback of pandemic restrictions – but the more people crowd into bars, the more likely accidents are to happen. Slip and fall accidents in bars… Read More »
Florida Slip-and-Fall Law Favors Businesses
The slip and fall accident is one of the oldest stories in the book. A person slips on the floor of a business or of another person’s home, and tries to bring suit under a theory of negligence to try and recover for their medical bills and lost wages. In Florida, this is much… Read More »