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HOA Slip and Fall Injury Attorney
A lot of Injury firms say they’re experienced, but at Cohen and Cohen, we have deep roots in South Florida and have been helping people like you for over 50 years.
We’ve seen pretty much everything, including situations just like yours. When you call us, you will talk about your HOA or Condo / Condominium Slip and Fall Accident with an attorney, not a paralegal or anyone else, because we know you have questions that only an attorney with our experience can answer: “Shouldn’t someone pay for what happened… Besides you?
Look, We Know We’re Not The Only Slip and Fall Injury Lawyers In Florida And We Know That You May Be Searching For The Right Attorney To Help You. We’re Different. For Decades We Have Successfully Resolved A LOT Of Personal Injury Situations, Probably Just Like Yours. Many Have Heard Of Us Due To The Results We Get For The Injured. Regardless Of Whether You’ve Heard Of Us Or Not, Tell Us What Happened. See How We Can Get Your Life Back To As Normal As Possible.
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Why Trust Cohen And Cohen With Your Automobile Accident Case?
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Should I Get A Lawyer for My HOA Personal Injury?
Maybe you are the type of person who is hesitant to sue anyone. Still, you could be experiencing pain, suffering, and discomfort, dealing with piles of unexpected medical bills, time off work, and being confused about how to move forward. It’s essential for homeowner’s associations to prioritize safety and regularly inspect and maintain common areas and amenities. Residents should also be aware of their responsibilities regarding safety and adhere to community guidelines. In the event of a personal injury, legal liability may vary depending on the circumstances, so it’s advisable to consult with legal professionals to determine the appropriate course of action.
Shouldn’t someone pay for what happened? Having a Personal Injury attorney is, unfortunately, a reality for ensuring you get what you deserve and what is right.
Call Cohen & Cohen Law for the Legal Representation You Deserve
When you’ve suffered an injury, selecting the right personal injury attorney in Broward County can make all the difference. Being involved in an accident can leave you reeling and vulnerable, and even your own insurance provider can seem more like an adversary than an ally. Our Attorneys recognize the gravity of your situation and work tirelessly to secure the compensation you deserve. We’re dedicated to getting maximum results for our clients. Our rigorous preparation ensures that every case is treated like it’s headed to trial, delivering the most favorable outcomes possible. Let us take care of your insurance claim so you can focus on healing and moving forward.
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What to do if you’ve been injured in an accident:
- Report your accident to the appropriate authorities ASAP. Whether this is the police, a store employee, or the property manager. Get medical treatment for any injuries you have sustained, don’t “shake it off.” Some injuries, like traumatic brain injuries or internal injuries, can have delayed symptoms. The sooner you can receive medical attention, the better for your health and your case.
- Collect as much information as possible. You or someone you trust should attempt to get information from any involved parties. Important information can be the names of all parties involved and any eyewitnesses. If you were in a car crash, get the other driver’s insurance information too.
- Take photographs. Photograph the scene, your injuries, the causing factors of the accident, and anything you think may be relevant. If you were injured on someone’s property due to a dangerous condition, take photos of the dangerous condition.
- Get copies of all relevant documents. This can include police reports, incident reports, medical documents, and communications with insurance companies.
The more information you have about your case, the stronger your claim will be. If you were injured due to another’s carelessness, contact our experienced Florida Personal Injury Lawyers to learn more about filing a claim.
Statute of Limitations for Premises Liability Claims in Florida
Most Premises Liability Claims are Subject to a 4 Year Statute of Limitations: You must file a claim before a four year statutory deadline ticks away. Our Florida personal injury attorneys will help you secure the evidence, build a case, and take the right steps to maximize your recovery.
Personal injuries caused by someone else’s failure to maintain safe premises can be life-altering. You were healthy and vibrant one minute, and you were dealing with painful injuries, doctors’ appointments, and lost wages the next. Then, there is the emotional toll caused by your personal injury. You might feel angry at the person that caused the injury and depressed and anxious about your physical and financial issues.
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Proving Fault in Premises Liability Cases
To prove fault or negligence in a slip and fall case, the victim must prove that the person in charge of the property failed to act in a way that any reasonable person would in addressing the dangerous condition that led to the accident. In doing so, the victim and their legal team must find the answers to some relevant questions that include the following:
Was the hazardous condition present for a long enough time that a reasonably attentive person would have noticed and done something about it?
Did the person in charge of the property
create the dangerous condition?
Did the property owner or manager know
about the dangerous condition?
If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then the property owner or manager can be held liable because it can be determined that their negligence caused the dangerous condition to occur or persist. You should note that while you are intent on proving that the property owner or someone who works for them was responsible for the condition that led to the accident, they will be trying to prove that you were at fault instead.
Actual Words Clients Have Used to Describe Their Experience
“professional from beginning to end and always available to answers any of our questions in the interim,” “They stepped right in scheduling medical appointments and therapy appointments,” “If you want a good attorney, call these guys, they won’t let you down,” “I would like to refer them to whoever is in need of a great attorney that will go out of their way to get a satisfactory settlement for any accident case,” “Working with Cohen and Cohen was absolutely an excellent choice,” “Mr. Mann answered all questions promptly, kept me posted at all times, he was very professional and at the same time caring,” “He listened to me, worked with me and led me through a very emotional personal claim,” “definitely a great and caring attorney,” “They communicated what steps needed to be taken and answered all our questions promptly,” “They never left us feeling like uncertain on anything,” “They never left us feeling like uncertain on anything,” “It’s hard to find true, genuine people and this company has it,” “Every detail was explained and the outcome was even better than what I expected,” “It was a personal experience that assured me Adam and the firm of Cohen and Cohen were not just another law office trying to push through cases as fast as possible because they genuinely cared about my health and the quality of life after this process was over.”
If these things are what you are looking for in a law firm, then contact us to see how we can help you and your family.
Common Slip, Trip, and Fall Accidents in HOA Neighborhoods
- Poor Maintenance: Neglecting maintenance of common walkways, sidewalks, parking lots, and stairs can result in cracked or uneven surfaces, making it easy for residents to trip and fall.
- Inadequate Lighting: Insufficient lighting in common areas, especially during the night, can create visibility issues and contribute to slips and falls.
- Wet or Slippery Surfaces: Failure to address wet or slippery surfaces caused by rain, snow, or ice promptly can lead to accidents.
- Uneven Pavement or Flooring: Uneven pavement, flooring, or loose tiles can create tripping hazards.
- Insufficient Handrails: Missing or damaged handrails on stairs or ramps can make it challenging for residents, especially those with mobility issues, to maintain balance and prevent falls.
- Poorly Designed or Maintained Landscaping: Overgrown bushes, tree roots disrupting walkways, and other landscaping issues can obstruct paths and increase the risk of tripping.
- Lack of Warning Signs: Failure to place warning signs near hazards, such as wet floors or construction zones, can lead to accidents.
- Inadequate Snow and Ice Removal: In colder climates, failing to promptly remove snow and ice from common walkways can create hazardous conditions.
- Spills and Debris: Neglecting to clean up spills, litter, or debris in common areas can increase the risk of slips and falls.
- Negligent Pool Deck Maintenance: Slippery or poorly maintained pool decks can be dangerous when wet, leading to falls.
- Playground Safety: Inadequate maintenance of playground equipment or lack of proper surfacing can result in injuries to children.
- Pets and Pet Waste: Dog-related incidents, such as residents not cleaning up after their pets or dogs being off-leash in common areas, can lead to falls or other injuries.
To prevent slips and falls in HOA managed neighborhoods, it’s essential for homeowner’s associations to prioritize regular maintenance, proper lighting, clear signage, and safety inspections of common areas. Residents should also be proactive in reporting hazards and adhering to safety guidelines to minimize the risk of accidents. When an HOA or a Condominium manager has neglected these duties, you should not be left to pay the price.
Florida Modified Comparative Negligence
Under the new modified comparative negligence system in Florida, individuals will be barred from compensation recovery if they are more than 50% responsible for causing their own injuries.
We can help you recover the maximum compensation possible for your case. This can be used to help pay for lost wages, your medical bills and any pain and suffering you may have experienced as a result of the accident.
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What To Do Now
We welcome your questions and want to understand your situation to help you move forward and get the compensation you or your loved one deserves. Call our office at (800) 332-6436(800) 332-6436 with questions and a description of your situation to see if we can assist or to schedule a consultation. Or you may simply fill out the form above on this page. Your form will be directly emailed to our office, and you can expect a reply within one business day and often within hours of the same day. All information you share is confidential.
Our Location
We help individuals like you and families like yours throughout Broward and the surrounding areas.
Locally, people come to us from Lazy Lake, Tamarac, Parkland, Lauderhill, Pembroke Pines, Pembroke Park, Weston, Boulevard Gardens, Plantation, Margate, and throughout Broward County.