Premises Liability

Yes, if there's an unsafe condition on someone else's property, they should have either warned you about that condition, or they should have corrected

Yes, if the owner of that property knew or should have known of the unsafe condition that caused your injury, then you have a claim because they

The business owner can provide a reasonably safe environment by staying on top of things, making sure the lights are working outside, making sure

If someone's involved in a slip-and-fall in Florida, a business owner is going to be liable if in fact they knew that there was a dangerous condition

Many times if an accident happens on private property law enforcement officers won't come out and do a report and cite somebody class="video-faq-postindex" for the accident, so

That really depends on a number of different factors. What did the owner know as far as crime in that area? What does the owner know about where it

The first thing you should do is, see if there are any witnesses that saw how you were injured. Get their names, take them down. Take pictures of the

The damages that can be recovered in a negligent security claim include past and future medical bills, past and future lost wages, loss of the ability

For the most part, business owners in Florida don't have an obligation to keep security cameras. But if they do keep security cameras, they're

A hazardous condition is something that is known to be dangerous to the people that are inside of a business. If a hazardous condition exists, a

Negligent security presumes that an owner of a business has an obligation to provide security for one reason or another. Negligent security means that