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I Was Walking on The Boardwalk Near the Beach on A Hotel Property and A Piece of The Wood from The Boardwalk Gave Way, Resulting in An Significant Knee Injury when I Abruptly Fell to The Ground on My Knee; Can I Make a Claim?

Today’s blog entry deals with premises liability the accident lawyer from Boca Raton (injury lawyer Delray Beach, accident attorney Boynton Beach, injury attorney Lake Worth, accident lawyer West Palm Beach, injury attorney Lake park, accident lawyer Manalapan) will respond to this question.

They key issue in a case like this, generally, is why the piece of wood gave way. If it gave way for lack of maintenance, then liability likely would be with the owner of the boardwalk. If for example, someone was jumping on the boardwalk, for fun by example, then the negligence would likely be for the injured person that jumped on the boardwalk. In general, a piece of wood that gives way would suggest some form of negligence, assuming the person was merely walking over the boardwalk, so this would appear to be a case. Of course, even if a jury would find that the hotel was negligent for maintaining the boardwalk, the person that fell would still have to prove damages (medical bills, pain and suffering, lost wages and so forth) as well as causation, that the damages stem from the fall.

If you have been injured in an accident where you believe the other car or the place where you were fell is at fault, please call Drucker Law Offices for a free consultation at 561-483-9199 (Boca Raton Main office) or 954-755-2120 (Coral Springs satellite office) or 305-981-1561 (Miami satellite office). The law firm works on a contingency fee basis which means we only charge fees if we recover money for you. It is a free consultation at any of our offices or at your home, your doctor office or at the hospital if necessary. We will help you get your car fixed or totaled out, when we are representing you for injuries from a car accident.

Of course, every case is unique and has to be judged based on the specific facts of the case. The advice in this blog is intended to be general in nature and should not to be construed as specific advice for a case, as a slight difference in the facts could ultimately change the result. Also, this blog is, as the web site suggests, based on Florida law and the laws of any other states or another country could vary significantly from Florida.

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