Miami Premises Liability Lawyers
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Any property owner or manager has a duty to provide reasonable safety for those who visit his or her premises. The premises may either be public or private. You may have been a guest, client, customer, patron, or other lawful visitor to the property.
If you were injured on someone else's property as a result of hazardous conditions, you may have grounds for a personal injury claim under the legal concept of premises liability.
However, just because you were injured on a property does not automatically put the owner or manager at fault. Some type of negligence must have occurred; negligence or wrongdoing is the basis for any personal injury claim.
These cases can be complicated, which is why you should get legal guidance from a professional experienced in this area of law.
How Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen Can Help
At Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen, our legal team has more than 200 years of shared experience.
We have built a solid reputation as an industry leader in our field, obtaining millions of dollars in recovered compensation for our clients since 1988 and garnering legal industry awards along the way. At our firm, your case will be handled with a team approach, meaning you will have the advantage of several attorneys working on your behalf.
Get assistance from a Miami premises liability attorney by calling (866) 629-1061 for a free evaluation. You can also contact us online to learn more.

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Important Elements of a Premises Liability Case
Like any other personal injury case, in a premises liability case, you must prove that the property owner owed you a reasonable duty of care which they failed to uphold.
In order to establish negligence, you must be able to show that:
- Some type of unsafe condition existed that the owner or manager knew about or should have known about;
- He or she then failed to correct it or failed to warn you about it until the hazard could be remedied; and
- This hazard then led to your accident and subsequent injuries.
Various types of safety issues could fall under the umbrella of premises liability.
Common safety issues and scenarios leading to premises liability claims include:
- Accidents involving escalators and elevators
- Wet, slippery, or greasy floors
- Dog bites and animal attacks
- Building code violations
- Broken floor tiles or torn carpeting
- Unstable decks, balconies, or stairs
- Inadequate supervision at daycares
- Inadequate security resulting in assault
- Exposure to toxic fumes
- Uncleared snow or ice
- Drowning in swimming pools
- Accidents at amusement parts
- Gas leaks
- Fires or explosions
Injuries can occur both inside and outside a property, which may include:
- Retail stores
- Restaurants
- Movie theaters
- Office buildings
- Apartment buildings
- Sports arenas
- Shopping malls
- Hotels and resorts
- Campuses
- Financial institutions
- Salons
- Public sidewalks
- Parking garages
- Private homes
If you were injured as a result of negligence, you may be able to recover compensation for your medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages or earning capacity, and other pertinent losses.
Get Started Today with a Free Consultation
Due to their complex nature, premises liability cases call for a professional who knows how to find and preserve evidence, establish fault, and establish all of the key legal components to build a case. Our premises liability attorneys in Miami have been in the business of protecting the rights of the injured for more than 30 years.
We have built a strong reputation for legal excellence and positive settlements at the negotiation table, as well as favorable verdicts in court. Our cases have extended throughout Florida and nationwide. We bring a vast array of resources and a strong dedication to every client.
Get your case evaluated for free. Call our Miami office at (866) 629-1061 to get started.