Property owners must keep their premises safe. When they don't and you get hurt, we hold them accountable.
A slip, trip, or fall can cause far more than a few bruises — broken bones, head injuries, and back injuries can mean surgery, time off work, and lasting pain. Under Florida law, businesses and property owners have a duty to keep their property reasonably safe and to warn about hazards they know about.
Insurance companies routinely argue that you weren't watching where you were going. Attorney Marshall E. Rosenbach knows how to push back — gathering the evidence needed to show the property owner was negligent, and personally guiding your claim from start to finish.
To recover compensation, we generally must show the property owner knew (or should have known) about the dangerous condition and failed to fix it or warn you. That takes fast action — securing surveillance footage, incident reports, and witness statements before they disappear. The sooner you call, the stronger your case.
Report the fall to the manager or owner and ask for a written incident report. Photograph the hazard and your injuries. Get the names of witnesses. Seek medical care right away. And speak with an attorney before giving a statement to the property's insurance company.
Property owners and businesses must keep their premises reasonably safe. If they knew, or should have known, about a hazard and failed to fix or warn about it, they may be liable for your injuries.
Report it to the owner or manager, photograph the hazard, collect witness names, seek medical care, and contact an attorney before giving a recorded statement to their insurer.
The consultation is free, and slip-and-fall cases are typically handled on contingency — you generally pay no attorney's fees unless we recover for you.
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