Serving injury victims across Florida and California — with offices in North Palm Beach, Belle Glade, and Beverly Hills.
With more pools than almost anywhere in the country, Florida sees a tragic number of drownings and pool injuries — many of them preventable. When an owner fails to fence, supervise, or maintain a pool safely, we hold them accountable, especially when a child is harmed.
When you hire Marshall, you work directly with the attorney — not a case manager. He personally reviews every case, returns calls the same day, and fights to recover the full value of your claim.
Marshall personally reviews every case and returns calls the same day. No fee unless we recover for you.
Every case is different. Send a few details and Marshall will personally review your situation and tell you honestly where you stand — at no cost.
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Homeowners, hotels, apartment complexes, and community associations all have duties to keep pools reasonably safe. Any of them may share responsibility.
Pools can legally attract children, so owners have a heightened duty to secure them. Failing to fence or gate a pool can be negligence.
Yes. Near-drownings can cause serious brain injuries with lifelong costs, and those are fully compensable.
Get an experienced Florida and California attorney on your side. Same-day call backs.