Florida Slip And Fall Legal Questions

Maybe - maybe not. While you view that you gave prior notice, the facts suggest that you pointed out specific tree and they removed the trees you pointed out. Unless you also pointed out that specific tree, it might show that neither you nor they were aware of any poor condition of the tree at issue. You would need a written opinion from a qualified arborist to take the position that they knew of the condition of the specific tree that fell and were negligent. The fact that a tree falls over in a hurricane is typically and "act of God" for no one is responsible. You might be better off making a homeowners insurance claim. ... Read More

Yes, but the damages are questionable, as ice would not likely "burn your skin" or affect your throat and is not likely worth the effort. This also raises potentially controversial issues such as why you would "fall asleep" in a restaurant booth where pouring water on you did nothing to wake you. You can contact law enforcement if you like as this may about to a legal battery and there might be security video of the event. ... Read More

NO way to tell from a one-sided internet blurb. You will likely need to retain a lawyer to review the specific details, including the allegations of the employer or complainant. That said, that "someone asked how you knew" about some medical event with an employee, suggests that you  were discussing what may have been protected information with someone else. Use the find a lawyer feature to locate a suitable lawyer in your area for that purpose. ... Read More

If the case meets economic feasibility, there may be ways to preserve your benefits. It would be wise to preserve photos of the scene, your body and store away your footwear. Seek appropriate medical care. You should contact a Personal Injury Attorney as soon as possible to review all facts and circumstances-especially details regarding what caused your fall and hopefully obtain representation. If there is a dangerous condition that caused your fall, resulting in a significant injury, a Personal Injury attorney can investigate this matter. A Personal Injury attorney experienced in handling Slip/Trip and Fall cases can guide and advise you and evaluate your claim. However, if you are interested in consulting with one of us, you will have to reach out, as attorneys are unable to directly solicit on this forum. Do not delay so a notification to preserve any video evidence may be sent timely and not to potentially prejudice your rights. Loren L. Gold, Esq.... Read More

In the state of Florida, a premises owner has a legal duty to make sure that their premises is safe for customers who do business on their premises. If the pictures that you took establish that there was a "dangerous condition" that the business premises knew, or should've known about, but failed to repair, then you should have a good case. You should reach out to counsel here in the state of Florida for possible contingency fee representation, which means you don't pay anything unless you win the case. Pursuant to lawyers.com rules, we are not allowed to solicit your case. But you are welcome to research our backgrounds and reach out to one of us.... Read More

Sorry to hear about your accident and hope that you make a full recovery. That being said -just some general information: It would be wise to preserve photos of the scene, your body and store away your footwear. Seek appropriate medical care. Yes, you should contact a Personal Injury Attorney as soon as possible to review all facts and circumstances-especially details regarding the dangerous condition which caused your injury- and hopefully obtain representation. If there is a dangerous condition that caused your fall, resulting in a significant injury, a Personal Injury attorney can investigate this matter and determine all possible responsible parties rather than you pursue this on your own. A Personal Injury attorney experienced in handling Slip/Trip and Fall cases can guide and advise you and evaluate your claim. However, if you are interested in consulting with one of us, you will have to reach out, as attorneys are unable to directly solicit on this forum. There are requirements to follow and statutory deadlines, so do not delay so a notification to preserve any video evidence may be sent timely and not to potentially prejudice your rights. Best, Loren L. Gold, Esq.... Read More

You most likely have a case. The gentleman you spoke with could provide testimony that would establish negligence on the part of the resort. You should retain an attorney here in Orlando for contingency fee representation which means you pay nothing unless you win. Did you obtain the gentleman's contact information? It is important to retain counsel quickly so that a certified letter to preserve video evidence can be sent out before said evidence is erased. Stephen Black, Esq. (407) 581-2581 or (407) 616-6502 (cell) ... Read More

You should reach out to a personal injury attorney here in Florida for possible contingency fee representation, which means you pay nothing unless you win. If this happened in a jail/prison, there are shorter periods of time in which your son has to bring his claim or else it will be time barred. You should explore all the facts of this case with an attorney to determine when that period of time expires. Stephen Black, Esq.  407-581-2581... Read More

Hello Ehren, I am sorry to hear about this horrible attack. I recommend you speak with a Personal Injury attorney asap to see if there may be a possible civil claim to pursue that would be viable against an insured party and /or perhaps there may be a case of negligent security. We all give free initial consultations. Do not delay.   Loren L. Gold, Esq  ... Read More

Not sure what the question is.  That stated, if the condo rules do not allow a washingmachine in the unit, then the starting point is that the answer is NO. You will have to hire a laundry service, have your family help you do laundry or accept that you need to relocate to an ACLF or a facility that can assist you. ... Read More

Hello Belinda, Sorry to hear about what happened to your mom. She may have a viable case and there may be multiple parties involved. I would like to hear more facts, specifics and dates. If she's running out of time, reach out asap. We all give free initial consultations for representation on contngency. Best, Loren L. Gold, Esq.... Read More

Sorry to hear about this. You should retain counsel here in the state of Florida on contingency fee which means you don't pay anything unless you win. I wouldn't give any statement to the hospital staff or to any insurance representative if they call you. Tell them you will not discuss anything about the case unless your attorney is present.... Read More

It would be wise to preserve photos of the scene, your body and store away your footwear. Seek appropriate medical care.  You should contact a Personal Injury Attorney as soon as possible to review all facts and circumstances-especially details regarding the dangerous condition which caused your injury- and hopefully obtain representation. If there is a dangerous condition that caused your fall, resulting in a significant injury, a Personal Injury attorney can investigate this matter and determine all possible responsible parties rather than you pursue this on your own.  A Personal Injury attorney experienced in handling Slip/Trip and Fall cases can guide and advise you and evaluate your claim. However, if you are interested in consulting with one of us, you will have to reach out, as attorneys are unable to directly solicit on this forum. There are requirements to follow and statutory deadlines, so do not delay so a notification to preserve any video evidence may be sent timely and not to potentially prejudice your rights.... Read More

He obviously claims he DID examine those items if he reported them working fine. Not sure what the question is - but if yo are looking to sue the inspector you will need to prove they were broken when he looked them and didn't note the defect. Its a pretty good bet that the inspection did not include the appliances, as most don't, unless specifically requested and charged for same. You will need to hire a lawyer to make a claim om his E&O policy. ... Read More