Orlando Premises Liability Attorneys
Last updated on October 1, 2024
Guests and other visitors have a right to expect property owners and managers to maintain a certain level of safety and security. If an owner or manager neglects a property, then those who are injured as a result can take legal action against liable parties.
If you or a loved one was injured while on another’s property, you may be entitled to compensation for your losses. Our attorneys at Gagnon Eisele, P.A., are here to help you seek justice. We represent families in Orlando and other Florida communities injured on both public and private properties.
Types Of Premises Liability Claims
A premises liability claim can be filed if a personal injury occurred as a result of defective, dangerous or unsafe property conditions. These cases arise when a property owner or manager neglects to maintain a property. The following are common occurrences that lead to premises liability cases:
- Slips and falls
- Trips and falls
- Inadequate security
- Dog bites
- Amusement park ride injuries
- Construction accidents
- Wrongful deaths
Our personal injury lawyers can help you pursue the maximum compensation to cover your medical bills, lost wages, funeral costs and other financial expenses.
Swimming Pool Injuries
Another common type of premises liability case that occurs frequently in Florida is swimming pool accidents. Swimming pool accidents can happen at a friend’s or family’s house, public pool or resort, water park, or motel. A swimming pool premises liability case can stem from the following:
- Chemical burns
- Drowning
- Slippery walkways
- Faulty decks
- Lack of warning signs
- Pool drain injuries
- Lack of staff or lifeguards
Individuals injured in a pool accident can suffer from serious long-term injuries and disabilities. Our attorneys can educate you on your legal rights.
Begin Your Free Consultation Today
You may be entitled to damages if you were injured on someone’s property. Our attorneys at Gagnon Eisele, P.A., can help you pursue the maximum compensation for your suffering.
You do not have to worry about affording our services. We operate on a contingency fee basis for premises liability cases. This means that you only pay us if we recover compensation for you, so you avoid any financial risk or upfront legal fees. We can discuss the details during your no-obligation initial consultation.
To talk with one of our Orlando lawyers, call 561-316-0134 or use our online form today.