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Please note, clients with these cases will be referred to another attorney.
If you suffered injuries on someone else’s property, you may have a right to seek compensation via a premises liability lawsuit or insurance claim. Our premises liability lawyers at American Dream® Law Office, PLLC, can review your case and explain your legal options. Call our law firm at (813) 499-1250 to schedule your strategy session with an experienced Florida premises lawyer.
What Is Premises Liability?
Premises liability is a branch of personal injury law. The main tenet of premises liability is that real estate owners owe you a legal duty to maintain their premises in a reasonably safe state.
You may be able to seek compensation through a premises liability claim if:
- You suffered injuries due to dangerous or defective conditions on someone else’s property, such as a slippery floor or broken staircase.
- The owner knew or should have known of the risks involved but took no action to prevent them.
- You can prove the property owner’s negligence caused your injuries.
It has come to our attention that individuals have been fraudulently using the name The American Dream to scam people seeking legal assistance. We want to inform you that The American Dream Law Office is the only law firm in the United States authorized to use this name, as it is our registered trademark. Any other person or entity claiming affiliation with The American Dream for legal services is acting unlawfully and without our authorization.
If you have been contacted by individuals posing as The American Dream Law Office or if you have been a victim of fraud by those misusing our name, we strongly encourage you to file a police report. Protecting your trust and ensuring the integrity of our services is our highest priority.
Please contact us directly for any questions or concerns. Stay vigilant, and thank you for helping us keep your legal journey safe and secure.
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How Long Do You Have To File a Premises Liability Claim?
The statute of limitations for premises liability claims in Florida is four years from the date of injury. However, you shouldn’t wait that long to file a claim. Hiring a lawyer and taking legal action as early as possible helps maximize your chances of success and your possible final award.
You should also keep in mind that the statute of limitations only applies to lawsuits. The deadline for filing an insurance claim may be much shorter. A premises liability attorney can advise you on the applicable time frames and ensure that you don’t miss any deadlines.
Consult With an Experienced Florida Premises Lawyer
At American Dream® Law Office, PLLC, we can help you hold the liable party accountable if you were hurt on someone else’s property. Our experienced attorneys will analyze your case and advise whether you are eligible for compensation. If you decide to pursue a claim, we can support you at every turn. Call us at (813) 499-1250 to schedule your strategy session with a Florida premises lawyer.
How Long Do You Have To File a Premises Liability Claim?
The statute of limitations for premises liability claims in Florida is four years from the date of injury. However, you shouldn’t wait that long to file a claim. Hiring a lawyer and taking legal action as early as possible helps maximize your chances of success and your possible final award.
You should also keep in mind that the statute of limitations only applies to lawsuits. The deadline for filing an insurance claim may be much shorter. A premises liability attorney can advise you on the applicable time frames and ensure that you don’t miss any deadlines.
Consult With an Experienced Florida Premises Lawyer
At American Dream® Law Office, PLLC, we can help you hold the liable party accountable if you were hurt on someone else’s property. Our experienced attorneys will analyze your case and advise whether you are eligible for compensation. If you decide to pursue a claim, we can support you at every turn.
Call ADLO™ at (813) 499-1250 to schedule your strategy session with a Florida premises lawyer.
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