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What should I do if I'm injured on a wet floor in Florida?

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    What is the difference between comparative negligence and contributory negligence?

    When an individual gets injured at no fault of their own, they are entitled to file a claim against a negligent party to seek financial compensation for their damages. However, if a victim is partially at fault for the cause of the accident that caused their damages, their ability to recover financial compensation for their losses becomes more complex. If you have sustained an injury due to another party's negligent actions…
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    Invitee vs. Licensee: What’s the Difference?

    In Florida, premises liability laws stipulate that property owners owe a legal duty of care regarding their property. Property owners can be held accountable for damages when a person is injured on their property due to hazardous conditions left unattended. Property owners can be held liable because they are legally required to maintain safe premises for patrons and guests to prevent injuries. However, a property owner's liability depends on the…
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    Who is responsible for a rollover accident?

    When an auto collision involves one or more vehicles rolling over or flipping entirely it is known as a rollover accident. Rollover accidents are extremely common for any type of large rig including 18-wheelers. Oftentimes, victims of rollover accidents sustain catastrophic and even in some cases fatal injuries as a vehicle may roll multiple times. Survivors of serious rollover accidents are lucky to be alive. However, they are now burdened…
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    What age group causes the most accidents? | Orlando Car Accident Attorney

    It doesn't matter how old you are, auto accidents can happen due to negligence. There is, however, a commonality between the causes of most accidents in different age groups. Teenagers between the ages of 16 and 18 as well as older adults between the ages of 70 and 80 have the highest rate of accidents. Essentially, young and elderly adult drivers are responsible for a significant amount of accidents. If…
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