Holding Negligent Property Owners Accountable
Under Florida premises liability law, property owners can be required to pay compensation to people who have been injured due to their negligence. Consulting a personal injury lawyer may be the first step toward obtaining fair compensation for the harm that has been done to you.
At the law firm of Carman & Bevington in Brandon, Florida, our attorneys help clients pursue all types of premises liability claims in the Tampa Bay area. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation. We take personal injury cases on contingency, so you won't pay a dime unless we help you get compensation.
Pursuing All Types of Premises Liability Claims
Property owners are not responsible for all injuries that occur on their premises, but they are expected to take reasonable measures to protect people who they invite or allow onto their property. We represent clients who have been injured in circumstances including:
- Slip and fall accidents: Commercial stores and other property owners can be held responsible for failing to clean up or warn against spills and other hazards that may be dangerous.
- Negligent security: In some cases, property owners can be required to compensate the victims of attacks that could have been avoided with proper security measures.
- Amusement park accidents: Amusement parks can be particularly dangerous facilities if their rides and other attractions are not properly designed and maintained.
- Workplace accidents: If you've been injured on a job site owned by someone other than your employer, you may have a premises liability claim for your injuries.
- Falling objects: When retailers stack their goods sky-high without adequate safety measures, they can end up causing serious injuries when those objects fall on people.
If you believe that a property owner is responsible for your injuries, don't hesitate to contact us today. We are prepared to follow through on whatever it takes to stand up to the insurance companies and pursue the compensation you deserve for your serious injuries.
