Florida law makes the owner of a business, home or other property liable for injuries if they failed to keep his or her premises reasonably safe for people. If the property owner knew or should have known of the dangers, The Law Office of Scott M. Miller can capably represent you in suing for your losses. Based in Longwood, Florida, our experienced premises liability lawyer represents victims in the greater Orlando area and surrounding counties of Central Florida.
Do I have a good case? Often individuals wonder whether their case is a strong one. Our attorneys can help by assessing your case. Contact Mr. Miller immediately to protect your rights and start the investigation.
Premises Liability — An Obligation for Your Safety
We have recovered compensation through settlement or trial in a wide range of unsafe premises cases, including:
- Slip-and-fall and injuries from hazards: Property owners have a responsibility to provide safe conditions. If you slipped and fell because of the negligence of another individual, you need to speak with our legal professionals about your case.
- Negligent security: Owners have a duty to protect tenants or visitors who are on their property. If you were injured because an owner failed to provide adequate security, you need to speak with an attorney as soon as possible.
- Amusement park negligence: We have successfully sued amusement parks and other entertainment attractions for failing to advise patrons of health risks (e.g. heart attack), unsafe play areas and other negligence. One of the most popular amusement parks, Disney, has a high number of spurious claims, and a reputation for fighting all premises liability claims. Without a qualified attorney, it is unlikely you will recover a dime from a major amusement park. In fact, any premises liability case hinges on prompt investigation to secure surveillance video, witness accounts, and physical evidence, and your lawyer's negotiating and trial skills.
- Tourist injuries: These accidents often occur at hotels or resorts. If you were injured while you were a tourist and it was because of the negligence of another individual, our lawyer may be able to help you.
- Dog bites/animal attack: A pet owner is strictly liable for any injury caused by the pet, including bite wounds and injuries suffered while escaping an attack. The only exceptions in Florida are intentional provocation, criminal trespassing or a clearly posted "Bad Dog" warning sign (not a defense if the victim is too young to read). Victims can collect for scarring and disfigurement, nerve damage and emotional distress.
Contact a Lawyer Immediately: Free Consultation: 888-390-0754
The Law Office of Scott M. Miller has in-house investigators who can get to the site quickly. Contact our premises liability/slip-and-fall lawyer to evaluate your case. We collect nothing unless we win your case, and our attorney is accessible 24 hours a day. Spanish speakers on staff.
