Accidents can happen anywhere, but when the negligence of a property owner is the direct cause of a fall, assault, near-drowning, or theme park injury, it may no longer be considered “accidental.” Follow our attorney blog to learn more about how property owners can be held accountable for their negligent actions and be required to compensate you for your losses.
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Can I Still Claim Against Third Party After Receiving Workers Compensation? If a person is injured by a third party, meaning someone whom they don’t work with, then they may have a standard personal injury lawsuit. -
What is Negligence (in a Florida Personal Injury Case)? There are different ways to prove negligence. Some examples are accident reports, witnesses and expert witnesses or any other evidence we have collected. -
Turning Down Injury Cases With No Liability Insurance During our investigation, we sometimes discover the defendant doesn’t have any liability insurance. Once we realize this we must reach out to the client and tell them the hard truth. -
What Is A Settlement Demand In a Personal Injury Case? It is typically more beneficial for clients to settle their case before it goes to court. -
One More Thing That Makes Slip And Fall Cases So Difficult Slip and fall cases are difficult to begin with. When video is released showing someone who seems to have faked a slip and fall, cases can get more difficult. -
Is Your Pool an "Attractive Nuisance?" Attorney Kim Cullen discusses the legal principle of an "attractive nuisance" and how it can apply to you if you own a property with a pool in Florida. -
The store that I slipped and fell in is saying that my fall was my own fault. Does this mean I don't have a case? Slip and fall cases are some of the most difficult cases that any personal injury law firm will handle. In general, the more dangerous the situation in the store is, the more obvious it should be to the store -- but ALSO to the patron.
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