Slip and fall accidents happen in seconds but cause lasting damage—broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, mounting medical bills, and lost income. If you’ve been injured on someone else’s property in Orlando, you need an experienced slip and fall lawyer who understands Florida premises liability law and fights for full and fair compensation.
Your Insurance Attorney represents slip and fall victims throughout Orlando and Central Florida. We know property owners and their insurance companies will minimize your injuries and deny responsibility. That’s why we build strong cases proving negligence while you focus on healing. You’re not just a case number to us.
Send a preservation letter immediately demanding that the property owner maintain all surveillance video, incident reports, inspection logs, and maintenance records. Florida businesses routinely overwrite security footage within days or weeks. Quick action helps preserve this critical evidence.
Document everything about your accident scene. Photograph the exact hazard that caused your fall from multiple angles. Capture the lack of warning signs, lighting conditions, and surrounding areas. Return to photograph the scene at the same time of day to show lighting issues.
When appropriate for the case, our Orlando slip and fall lawyers coordinate with experts to strengthen your case:
Florida’s statute of limitations generally gives you two years from the accident date to file a personal injury lawsuit. For claims against Florida government entities, you must serve written notice on the agency and the Department of Financial Services within 3 years of the incident (2 years for wrongful death) and wait up to 6 months for a response before filing suit unless the claim is denied earlier (§768.28). The general two-year statute of limitations still applies to negligence after March 24, 2023, so start notice early to avoid conflicts.
While immediate reporting is ideal, failing to report doesn’t eliminate your claim. Surveillance video may prove your fall occurred. Medical records showing prompt treatment help establish when and where injuries happened. However, delays make cases harder. Contact an attorney immediately to preserve available evidence.
Yes. Hotels owe duties to all guests regardless of residence. Your status as a paying guest actually strengthens the duty of care owed. We handle many tourist injury cases and can work with you remotely if you’ve returned home. Don’t let being from out-of-state prevent you from seeking justice.
Florida law recognizes “constructive knowledge”—property owners should know about hazards that exist long enough for reasonable inspection to discover. We prove how long conditions existed through surveillance, witness testimony, and expert analysis. Regular inspection procedures become crucial evidence.
Case values depend on injury severity, medical costs, lost wages, permanent limitations, and liability strength. Minor injuries with full recovery may be worth thousands, while traumatic brain injuries or spinal damage can exceed millions. Free consultations help evaluate your specific case value.
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