They failed to keep it safe. We hold them responsible.
Store falls, hotel and resort injuries, pool accidents, and unsafe property claims across Southwest Florida.
Property owners in Florida — grocery stores, hotels, condos, restaurants, resorts — owe visitors a duty to keep the premises reasonably safe. When they cut corners and someone gets hurt, they're accountable under Florida's premises liability laws.
These cases are technical. Evidence disappears fast. The faster we get involved, the stronger your case.
Grocery and retail store falls
Hotel and resort accidents
Restaurant and bar injuries
Condominium and HOA premises claims
Swimming pool accidents and drownings
Elevator and escalator injuries
Negligent security claims
Unsafe stairs, walkways, and parking lots
Preserve the evidence.
Store surveillance video is often overwritten in days or weeks. Incident reports get buried. Witnesses forget. The single most valuable thing you can do after a fall is call us so we can send a preservation letter immediately.
Questions we hear.
What do I need to prove to win a slip and fall case in Florida?
Under Florida law, you generally must prove the property owner knew, or should have known, about a dangerous condition and failed to correct it or warn about it. Evidence gathered quickly — video, photos, incident reports — makes the difference.
The store gave me an incident report. Should I sign it?
Get medical care first, take photos of the scene and the hazard, and do not give a recorded statement to the store's insurer before speaking with an attorney.
What kinds of injuries qualify?
Broken bones, torn ligaments, back and spinal injuries, head injuries, and any injury that required medical treatment. Even injuries that seem minor initially can worsen — always see a doctor.
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