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Central Florida Premises Liability Lawyer

Were you injured in a slip, trip or fall? Our attorneys can help.

Property owners have a legal duty to protect your safety. If dangerous conditions caused your injury, it is considered premises liability, the legal term for personal injuries due to unsafe or defective property.

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    If the property conditions led to your injury, you might be able to file an insurance claim or a lawsuit for damages, the legal term for financial compensation. The Law Offices of Brent C. Miller, P.A. has a successful track record in premises liability litigation in Central Florida.

    We know how the legal system works in Florida. We know what evidence matters in such complex cases. And we know how to find the facts and transform that information into a rock-solid legal case. That's why we have such a strong track record of success.

    What is premises liability?

    Premises liability is a legal term used to describe the rights and responsibilities of property owners when people are on their property. That means if you or a loved one is injured on someone else’s property or premises, that property owner can be held liable (legally responsible) for your injury in certain circumstances.

    In general, there needs to be a hazardous condition or situation that caused your injury. For example, if there is poor lighting, a loose railing on a stairway, or an unmarked hazard that results in a slip and fall accident, the property owner can be held responsible for your injury if they knew about or should have reasonably known about the hazard.

    You can read more below about common premises liability accidents and how a personal injury attorney can help you with your injury claim. The bottom line is you should be fairly compensated if you’re injured in a premises liability accident on someone else’s property. That’s the law, and our Central Florida premises liability lawyers can fight for your rights.

    Premises liability attorneys in Central Florida

    Our law firm can investigate quickly and has the knowledge to maximize your compensation. Call our premises liability attorneys immediately for a free case evaluation. We take cases in Lake County, Citrus County, and Central Florida. Premises liability lawyer Brent C. Miller has secured settlements and verdicts in numerous slip and fall and premises liability cases:

    We have also won damages in premises liability claims arising from negligent security, such as a mugging or sexual assault enabled by broken locks or gates or lack of deterrents (security lights, cameras, guards, or fences). We also handled the wrongful death case of a 3-year-old child who drowned because the fence around a swimming pool was not secured.

    Premises liability - levels of care

    As a property owner, there are distinct standards that must be adhered to keep the people who enter the property safe. Three levels of care associated with the categories of people entering the property:

    • Invitees - An invitee is someone who enters the property for business and/or operational purposes. Property possessors are expected to uphold the highest level of care when invitees enter their property. Not only should they correct known damages, but they should actively inspect their property to ensure that nothing will harm the invitee.
    • Licensees - A licensee is someone who is allowed to enter the property for leisure and/or social activities. While property owners are expected to correct known dangers, they are not expected to inspect unknown hazards actively. Therefore, the level of care for licensees is slightly lower than the level required for invitees.
    • Trespassers - A trespasser is someone without permission (or authorization) to enter the property. Because trespassers are not allowed on property in the first place, property landowners are not required to follow the standards of care. However, if a property owner knows that unauthorized people visit the property often, they are responsible for correcting any known damages, defective materials, or hazards. Moreover, trespassers can still take legal action against the property owner if they intentionally harm the trespasser.

    The property owner 'knew' or 'should have known' about the danger

    A premises liability lawyer is vital to premises liability claims. To help you receive compensation for your injuries due to a premises liability claim, we will prove that the property owner or manager knew of the dangerous condition and ignored it. Or, we will prove that the hazard existed long enough that it should have been discovered through regular maintenance and inspection.

    Our law firm sends investigators to preserve evidence and obtain witness statements. We also research code violations and similar claims against the owner. We also frequently consult with experts in their field to analyze the evidence we have gathered for your case. This approach regularly results in successful claims.

    Full compensation for serious injuries

    Slip and fall claims and other premises liability injuries sometimes get a bad name because of people who fake injuries. But these accidents can cause serious harm, including fractured limbs, facial injuries, and severe or permanent injuries such as head trauma, broken hips and herniated disks.

    Mr. Miller or another attorney - not a paralegal - at our law firm will personally assess your claim and handle your premises liability lawsuit if your case has merit. You have rights. And we can fight for them. Contact a premises liability attorney at our law firm in Central Florida today for a free consultation.

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      Tavares Office
      205 E Burleigh Blvd Tavares, FL 32778
      Phone:(352) 343-7400
      Inverness Office
      508 W Main St #101 Inverness, FL 34450
      Phone:(352) 637-3900
      The Villages Office
      8564 E County Rd 466 #204A
      The Villages, FL 32162
      Phone:(352) 753-2833
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