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Responsibilities of Florida Property Owners Include Regular Inspections, Prompt Hazard Remediation, Provision Of Warning Signs, Ensuring Proper Lighting, And Addressing Weather-Related Conditions. This Duty Extends To Preventing Slips, Trips, And Falls Caused By Wet Or Slippery Surfaces, Uneven Flooring, Inadequate Lighting, And Other Potential Hazards. If you were a victim of someone else’s negligence, we at Cohen and Cohen will be the experience you need and the representation you can trust.
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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.
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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.
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If these things are what you are looking for in a law firm, contact us to see how we can help you and your family.
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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 that you are entitled to. This can be used to help pay for lost wages, medical bills and any pain and suffering you may have experienced as a result of the accident.
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We welcome your questions and want to understand your situation to help you move forward and get the compensation you or your loved one is owed. 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.
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