West Palm Beach Premises Liability Lawyer

Property owners must maintain a safe environment for people who are legally allowed on their premises. When they fail to do so, legal action can and should be taken to hold the property owner liable and recover all losses in full.

If you or a loved one has been involved in an accident such as a slip and fall, and it was due to hazardous conditions on someone else’s property, a top premises liability attorney at Lytal, Reiter, Smith, Ivey & Fronrath can help you file a legal claim.

Don’t wait – schedule your free, no-obligation consultation to get started with your case today. Call 561-655-1990 to get the conversation started.

When a person is injured or killed due to unsafe property conditions, the victim or the victim’s family may bring forth a premises liability case in a West Palm Beach court. To legally collect compensation for damages, the victim must be legally allowed on the property as a guest or an invitee.

Examples of premises guests include shoppers in a retail store or patients in a medical building. Trespassers or property licensees are not covered under the same duty and obligation of care as guests and invitees. A premises liability attorney’s goal is to prove the negligence of the property owner, who breached their duty of care to maintain a safe environment for guests and invitees.

Many factors matter during a premises liability lawsuit, such as the property’s use, the victim’s relationship to the premises owner, signs or warnings that were given, and whether or not there is potential foresight of the accident. These lawsuits can be complex, so the guidance of a premises accident attorney is a must.

When you’ve been involved in a premises accident that resulted in a serious injury, you may be experiencing large medical bills and long-term suffering. You may miss work due to your injury, or have trouble returning to work at all.

A top West Palm Beach premises liability attorney at Lytal, Reiter, Smith, Ivey & Fronrath can help you file a legal claim against the at-fault party.

We can help you decide the best path forward to get the maximum compensation for the damages you’ve incurred from the premises liability accident that you were involved in.

There are many types of damages that can be claimed in a premises liability lawsuit, including but not limited to:

• Medical bills
• Lost wages and future wages
• General damages, such as pain and suffering, mental anguish, and more
• Wrongful death

Although you may be experiencing a large amount of pain and suffering, it’s important to realize that you must file a premises liability lawsuit within a specific period as defined by Florida’s statute of limitations and the type of claim you’ll be making.

For personal injury claims, such as medical bills, lost wages, and general damages, you have up to two years from the date of the accident to file your claim, in most cases. For wrongful death claims, the descendant’s family has up to two years from the date of the death to bring forth a legal claim.

Outside of these time frames, you will likely not be able to collect compensation for your losses through a lawsuit.

As soon as an accident occurs on someone else’s property, the lawyers from Lytal, Reiter, Smith, Ivey & Fronrath are here to help. Upon your initial, no-obligation consultation, we’ll review the details of your case and decide the best path forward together.

We’ll help you gather evidence, research, and discover relevant facts and information to prove the negligence and fault of the property owner.

Our firm has a long history of success in premises liability cases, and we can help you claim the compensation you deserve in full, no matter how strong or large the defense team is. We will help you win justice, and you won’t pay anything until we win.

Get in touch with our team today to tell us about your case and schedule your free, no-obligation consultation. Call 561-655-1990 or send us a message now.

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