Florida Lawyer for Premises Liability Cases
Owners and operators of commercial and public places generally have the duty to protect guests from harm. When customers are injured in accidents, these owners should be held accountable for the harm caused.
At Walker Law Group, we represent injured customers against property owners, helping them gain the compensation they need and deserve. Clients at our Clearwater law office include people injured in many different types of establishments:
- Stores
- Hotels
- Restaurants
- Bars
- Swimming pools
- Water parks
- Amusement parks
There are several different ways that a property owner can be responsible for harm caused on his property, and the facts do not have to be egregious. Water left out can create slippery floors, leading to slip and fall accidents. Slip and fall accidents can be especially hazardous for the elderly who are more susceptible to broken hips, fractures and head injuries.
Owners who know of dangerous conditions in a hotel or apartment building can also be held accountable for robberies, rapes and attacks that occur when they fail to provide adequate security. Our attorneys take forceful action against the owners of these unsafe premises.
Pool owners as well may be subject to litigation when they open pools to guests while no lifeguard is on duty. Without proper supervision, drownings may occur. Product defects in pools may also cause serious injuries to bowels and other internal organs.
Representing Tourists in Slip and Fall or Negligent Security Cases
Florida is home to many different amusement parks — including Busch Gardens, Walt Disney in Orlando, Universal Studios and Adventure Island — and these parks attract many visitors to the state. In fact, many of our slip and fall clients are tourists who were injured in state while visiting Florida. They are people who came for fun, but ended up with serious injuries.
Using modern technology, Walker Law Group is able to represent clients even though they reside out-of-state. We are available to talk by phone at 727-474-4383 or to correspond via e-mail. This is just part of the client-centered approach we take to legal representation.
