Compensation For Victims Of Property Owner Negligence

Florida property owners are required to keep their property in good repair and fix or warn of any known defects or dangerous conditions. When you are injured on a person’s property by a dangerous condition the property owner should have reasonably known about, you might be entitled to compensation for your injuries.

An innocent answer to a loaded question from an insurance company representative could delay or preclude you from the compensation you deserve. Regardless of how friendly an insurance representative or claims adjuster appears, his or her primary goal is to limit your compensation. You should not speak to an insurance company without experienced legal representation. For a free consultation about getting compensation for injuries caused by property owner negligence, call Law Offices of Alan Anchell, at 954-472-3131 .

Attorneys With Experience And Insight

Attorney Alan Anchell understands the lengths some insurance companies will go to in order to avoid or delay paying a legitimate claim. Over his 26-year career, he has handled numerous slip-and-fall premises liability claims. He understands Florida insurance laws and the preparation necessary to obtain maximum compensation for injuries or losses.

Our lawyers handle a wide range of premises liability claims, including the following:

• Slip-and-fall — including slip-and-falls involving foreign substances, spills, and water on floors, aisles and hallways
• Trip-and-fall — including things left in the aisle, on the floors, and defects in the parking lot, sidewalks or walkway
• Animal attacks — including dog bites, knockdowns, dog attacks, and injuries from fear of being attacked or bitten
• Falling objects — occurring in stores, warehouses and other locations
• Negligent security — including inadequate lighting and security in parking lots, parking garages, stairwells, elevators and lobbies
• Dangerous and defective property — including pits, holes, ditches, hidden obstacles and property in disrepair
• Swimming pool accidents — including slip-and-falls, drowning and diving board accidents
• Parking lot accidents — including accidents occurring on both private and public property
• Day care injuries — including falls and assaults by day care providers
• Hotel and motel accidents — representing people from Florida, other states as well as foreign visitors