Category Archives: Premises Liability
Explaining Florida Premises Liability Law
The concept of premises liability is an old one, dating back to English common law. At its heart, premises liability is a theory that holds that a landowner (or business owner) is liable for the injuries sustained by visitors to their premises – but only to a certain point, and to varying degrees depending… Read More »
Swimming Pool Accidents Are More Common In Summer
Most of the United States looks forward to swimming pool season once the weather changes, but Florida is in the position where it can, at least in theory, be swimming pool season all year round. Summer is still the season where pools are used most often, and it is also the season when the… Read More »
Seeking Liability For Disney World Injuries
A trip to Disney can make a child’s year, and can usually bring a smile to all but the grumpiest parent. Unfortunately, despite stringent safety standards and security, accidents do happen, and the results can be serious. If you or a family member have been injured at Disney World, you may have a case… Read More »
Invitees In Florida Premises Liability
Premises liability is a common-law legal theory that has been codified (written into the statutory law) in Florida, with the intention of protecting visitors to other people’s premises if the owner is negligent. There are three different groups of visitors, and the group to which a person belongs will change the degree of care… Read More »
Injured Children & Premises Liability
When your child is injured, it is natural for you as a parent to be frightened or worried. However, if your child is injured on someone else’s property, the nature of that injury can make a big difference in whether they might have a claim against the landowner or business owner for negligence. Understanding… Read More »