personal injury
Steady Your Life After a Fall with a South Florida Slip and Fall Lawyer
Your Recovery is Our Priority
A fall can happen anywhere—a slick grocery aisle, an uneven sidewalk, or a dimly lit parking lot. What matters next is how quickly you act. Our Florida slip and fall lawyer helps you document what happened, coordinate medical care, and preserve critical evidence like video footage and incident reports. From Palm Beach County to Broward and beyond, we handle every step so you can focus on recovery instead of red tape.
Why Trust Us With Your Case
From investigating the scene to managing insurer communications, we handle the details that matter: documenting hazards, gathering witness statements, and tracking your treatment. Our team builds timely claims for slip, trip, and fall injuries across Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Deerfield Beach, and West Palm Beach, keeping you updated at every step. If you want background on the legal framework for these cases, read more about premises liability and how property duties are evaluated. We also meet clients locally by phone, video, or at our office, based on what’s easiest for you.
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Common Slip and Fall Hazards in Florida
Slip and fall cases often begin with simple maintenance issues that quickly turn dangerous.
How to Protect Your Slip and Fall Claim
What you do right after a fall can make all the difference. Once you’ve received medical attention, notify the property owner or manager and request a copy of the incident report. Ask in writing that any security footage be preserved, and record the names of employees or witnesses you spoke with. Keep your shoes and clothing unwashed, and save every document—receipts, discharge papers, follow-up notes, and photos of your injuries.
If you’re not sure what evidence matters most, we can walk you through exactly what to keep and how to organize it during a quick call or consultation.
Slip and Fall Questions, Answered Clearly
How do I prove a store knew about a spill?
Inspection logs, surveillance video, cleanup policies, and witness statements help show the hazard existed long enough that it should have been addressed.
What if I didn’t report it the same day?
You should still call. We can often locate witnesses or video quickly, and medical notes from the same timeframe help connect the injury to the fall.
Do warning cones end my claim?
Not automatically. Placement, visibility, and whether the cone actually covered the hazard all matter.
Is there a 2-year deadline?
Yes, for negligence claims in Florida. Acting early helps us preserve evidence and meet all notice requirements.
Will cameras help my case?
Yes—request preservation ASAP and note any camera locations. We follow up with written requests to prevent routine deletion.
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