Ft. Lauderdale Premises Liability Lawyer

Personal Injury Attorney for Premises Liability Cases in South Florida

If you have been injured on another's premises due to negligence in Ft. Lauderdale, Miami, or South Florida, you should consult with the Ft. Lauderdale premises liability attorney at the Law Offices of Garry F. Connell at your earliest opportunity. After reviewing the facts and circumstances of your case, Attorney Garry Connell can advise you on your legal rights and options and help you initiate appropriate legal action. The firm is committed to helping those who have sustained injuries due to the negligence or wrongdoing of others.

Premises Liability Cases

The person who is responsible for maintaining a property in a safe condition for guests, patrons, and customers may be held liable for any accidents and injuries occurring on the premises due to negligent maintenance. That person may be the property owner, manager, occupant, or tenant. He or she is obligated to provide a safe environment to those who visit the premises. If a hazardous condition exists on the premises, it should be corrected as quickly as possible and visitors should be alerted to the hazard by posted signs until it is fixed. The hazard may consist of a wet, slippery floor or a more permanent danger such as a broken stair, broken floor tiles, inadequate lighting, or other condition which could result in an accident and injuries.

Negligent security is another cause for premises liability cases. When proper security measures have not been taken which result in customers or patrons being injured in fights, brawls, or criminal attacks, the property owners or managers may be held liable for damages connected with those injuries. It is important in these cases to seek professional legal guidance from the Ft. Lauderdale premises liability lawyer at the firm who can evaluate your case and advise you on your legal rights and how to proceed.  

Contact the Ft. Lauderdale Premises Liability Attorney at the firm today if you have been injured on another's property due to negligence.