Naples Premises Liability Attorney

How Can a Lawyer Help Me?

Have you been hurt on a public or private property? Everyone has moments where they injure themselves or slip and fall and think nothing of it. However, when a property manager or owner fails to keep up with repairs on their property, it can lead to serious accidents and injuries. If you are concerned that the accident you were involved in was caused by negligence, a Naples premises liability lawyer from The Kuhl Law Firm can help.

Start by calling (239) 309-7550 today for a free case review.

Do I Have Grounds for a Claim?

It can be difficult to determine on your own if the accident you were involved in was your fault. However, if you tripped over something, were hurt in a public place due to a hazard, or suffered injury due to negligent security, you may have a legitimate legal claim. You have a right to expect that places of business you visit are safe reasonably maintained. Mr. Kuhl can provide you with personalized legal advice and representation to help you get the compensation you deserve.

Complex Premises Liability Lawsuits

If you visit a business establishment, that business owes you a duty of care. The owner, manager, or another person in charge of the business has a responsibility to make sure that there aren’t hazards in your way that might cause you to trip or get hurt. These kinds of accidents can happen almost anywhere, such as in a retail store, grocery, mall, restaurant, service office, or other establishment.

A few examples of where premises liability accidents can occur include:

• Unsafe entryways or walkways
• Overturned rug in a hallway
• Aisles or steps which are uneven
• Escalators or elevators

When you have been hurt in one of these locations, it is important you speak with a Naples premises liability attorney about filing a lawsuit. This lawsuit is filed to hold the person in charge of the premises or location liable for your injuries. If you are the victim of a premises liability incident, you should set up a free case consultation right away.

Florida Premises Liability Laws

In order for a property owner to be held responsible for your injuries you must show that they were negligent in some manner. Generally speaking, Florida law requires that all property owners show reasonable care when ensuring their property is free from hazards. This means that the law only requires property owner show a reasonable amount of care to prevent or warn guests or customers of hazards. As in other personal injury claims, the statute of limitations to file a premises liability claim is four years from the date of the accident. This means you have four years to file a claim or you will most likely lose your right to do so. To learn more contact our firm today.

Contact Mr. Kuhl's office now at (239) 309-7550for trusted legal counsel. We offer free initial consultations.