Slip and Fall

Property owners have a duty of care to the public. But does the presence of a wet floor sign absolve the property owner of liability for a fall?

Not all slip and falls necessitate a lawsuit. These are the most common causes of slip, trip, and fall injuries that can lead to a personal injury case.

Slip and falls can result in serious injury and loss of income. We'll discuss how to prove a property owner is liable for a slip and fall injury.

Elbow trauma in an auto accident can result in ulnar nerve entrapment, even if the accident was a minor one. If the injury goes untreated, there can be long-lasting complications. In order to avoid this, it's important to know the common signs of ulnar nerve entrapment after a collision.

Not every person who falls gets hurt. However, slip and fall injuries can be extremely serious and leave a victim in severe pain, unable to work, with a pile of medical bills, and unable to provide for their family.  You could be eligible for financial compensation if you fell on another person’s property as long as you prove the...

Throughout the years, our Tallahassee attorneys have handled numerous cases where a client has slipped on someone else’s property and gotten injured.  Most of those clients just assumed that whoever was the owner of that property would be automatically responsible for their injuries.  However, the fact is, several factors must be proven before a property owner can be held responsible for...