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Injured on Someone Else’s Property? Here’s How the Law Protects You

Property owners and businesses in Florida are required to keep their premises safe. If you slipped, tripped, or fell due to a dangerous condition—like a wet grocery store floor, broken steps, or poor lighting—you may be entitled to compensation. To win your claim, you’ll generally need to prove:


A dangerous condition existed on the property.

The owner knew or should have known about the hazard.

They failed to fix it or warn you, causing your injury.

Learn Your Rights After a Fall

Common Causes of Slip & Fall Accidents in Orlando

Each case starts with a thorough investigation—securing incident reports, photos of the scene, witness statements, and any available surveillance video. Fast action is critical: property owners may fix or cover up hazards quickly.

Wet or slippery floors in grocery stores and restaurants

Uneven pavement or broken sidewalks in parking lots

Poor lighting leading to missed hazards or steps

Unattended spills or clutter in retail aisles

Loose rugs, mats, or handrails in public spaces

How We Prove and Win Premises Liability Claims

Michael Reese’s approach includes:

Reviewing property maintenance records and prior complaints to uncover a history of neglect.

Checking for building code violations that show a pattern of unsafe conditions.

Understanding Florida’s specific rules (like the need to prove “notice” of a transitory substance in businesses).

Working with medical providers to document your injuries and tie them directly to the fall.

Overcoming Defenses—Standing Up for Your Rights

Businesses often try to avoid responsibility by blaming the victim (“you weren’t watching where you were going” or “the hazard just appeared”). Reese Legal anticipates these tactics:


  • We gather evidence to show hazards existed long enough that they should have been addressed (“constructive notice”).
  • We demonstrate you acted reasonably and with due caution.
  • Florida’s comparative negligence law allows you to recover even if you were partially at fault—though your recovery might be reduced, we ensure blame isn’t unfairly shifted onto you.

No Upfront Cost—Pay Only if You Win

Many slip & fall victims worry about legal costs, especially for moderate injuries. Our firm handles these cases on contingency—no fees unless we recover compensation for you.

Frequently Asked Questions—Slip & Fall Injuries

  • How do I prove a slip and fall in Florida?

    Evidence like photos, incident reports, and witness accounts help show there was a dangerous condition and the property owner was negligent.

  • Can I sue if I fell in a store or parking lot?

    Yes, if you can prove negligence—our team investigates every angle.

  • What compensation can I recover?

    Medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and costs for future treatment.

  • What if the business blames me?

    Even if you share some fault, you may still recover damages. We counter these claims with thorough evidence.

  • Is there a time limit to file?

    Yes—Florida law limits the time to bring a claim. Contact us right away to protect your rights.

Don’t Pay for Someone Else’s Negligence—Get Answers Now

If you were hurt in a slip and fall, our Orlando slip and fall attorney will help you hold the property owner accountable and recover what you need to heal—at no risk to you.

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