Category Archives: Premises Liability
Negligent Security Claims in Florida: Your Rights After an Assault or Injury on Commercial Property
An unexpected assault or injury on commercial property is a traumatic event that can leave victims facing physical harm, emotional distress, and uncertainty about what comes next. While these incidents are often caused by the actions of a third party, property owners and businesses may still bear responsibility when they fail to provide adequate… Read More »
Business Establishment Premises Liability for Slips and Falls in Florida
Slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere, but when they occur in a business establishment in Florida, the legal implications are specifically governed by Florida Statute §768.0755. This law sets forth the criteria under which a business can be held liable for injuries caused by transitory foreign substances. Florida Statute §768.0755 addresses premises liability… Read More »
Woman Sues Sawgrass Mills for Injuries She Suffered When Her Car Went into a Ditch in the Mall’s Flooded Parking Lot
What is the most dangerous thing about Sawgrass Mills? Is it the sheer size of the place, so big that you would have virtually no hope of being reunited with your party unless you had taken note of whether the entrance you had chosen as your rendezvous point was the green toad, the pink… Read More »
Family Sues Broward County Schools after Falling Equipment Injures Student at Band Practice
Overly cautious parents might prohibit their children from participating in extracurricular activities where the risk of injury is high. Football, gymnastics, and ice skating would likely be at the top of the list of dangerous extracurriculars, but a lawsuit being heard by the Broward County courts proves that it is possible to get injured… Read More »