Miami Slip and Fall Lawyer David H. Charlip Explains the Laws Concerning Slip and Fall Accidents in Florida
Jul 12, 2022
July 12, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Miami slip and fall lawyer David H. Charlip releases a new article (https://charliplawgroup.com/miami-slip-fall-lawyer/) explaining the laws concerning slip and fall accidents in Florida. The lawyer mentions that every year, millions of individuals are injured in slip and fall accidents. Injuries caused by falls are one of the leading causes of accidental injuries.
“According to the National Floor Safety Institute, fall accidents now represent over 8 million emergency room visits, resulting in estimated costs of between $13 to $14 million annually. In the U.S., one out of every three individuals over the age of 65 will experience a fall accident. Especially when these accidents involve older adults, they can cause serious injuries and, sometimes, fatalities,” says the Miami slip and fall lawyer David H. Charlip.
The lawyer explains that slip and fall accidents can be particularly complicated. The involved insurance company usually goes out of their way to prove that the policyholder is not liable, and point the blame back at the victim.
Attorney David H. Charlip adds that slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere. Places where people usually walk and congregate are the most common. These places include malls and shopping centers, grocery stores, theme parks, gyms, elevators, office buildings, and many others.
In the article, the lawyer says that under Florida laws, the owner or tenant of a property has the responsibility for keeping the property or premises safe from hazards. Property and business owners also have the legal responsibility to train employees to keep the premises safe. If they fail to do so, they may be held liable for any injuries and damages that result from their negligence.
According to the injury lawyer, “The exception to the trespasser rule is when children are harmed on someone’s property. Children are unable to make adult decisions and distinguish between a safe setting or a possible hazard. Even if a child has come onto a property uninvited, the property owner may be held liable for any injuries that result.”
Lastly, the personal injury attorney emphasizes the importance of having a skilled lawyer when it comes to matters such as a slip and fall injury claim. An experienced personal injury lawyer may be able to help the victim receive the compensation they deserve.
About Charlip Law Group
Attorney David H. Charlip has been helping clients in Miami and all across the country for over 30 years. His team of legal professionals at Charlip Law Group carries on years of tradition of meeting the legal needs of businesses and individuals in Miami, throughout Florida, and across the nation. An experienced litigator, David Charlip has a record of winning cases with a high success rate in foreclosure defense and commercial litigation. Charlip Law Group, LC maintains a strong federal practice and handles cases nationwide. Contact them today to schedule a consultation.
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