Florida Accident & Injury Law Blog

If the driver who hit you was using someone else’s car, Florida’s dangerous instrumentality doctrine may make the owner responsible too. How it works and the exceptions.

Water leaking from the ceiling of your Florida condo? Learn who is generally responsible for condo water damage and mold: the association, the unit owner above, or you, and what to do first.

Fell down stairs in Florida? How uneven steps, low or missing handrails and other building code violations can be evidence of negligence, and what to measure.

Injured on someone else’s property in Florida? Real examples of poor maintenance, from broken stairs to loose handrails, and when the owner may be liable.

Restaurant slip and fall claims in Florida: when a restaurant, bar or nightclub may be liable for spilled drinks, broken glass, bad stairs and poor lighting.

Negligent security lawsuits in Florida explained: when a bar or nightclub may be liable for fights, shootings, parking lot attacks and bouncers who hurt people.

Florida’s dram shop law explained: when a bar, club or restaurant may be liable for serving alcohol to a minor or a known habitual drunkard who hurts someone.

What to do after a slip and fall in Florida: the steps to take, the evidence to save, what you generally have to prove, and the mistakes that can hurt a claim.

Florida moped laws explained: moped vs. 50cc scooter, license, registration, insurance, helmets, headphones, where you can ride and who pays after a crash.