Property owners have a legal duty to keep you safe. When they don’t, you have the right to hold them accountable. Our Florida slip and fall attorneys have helped thousands of injured clients recover the compensation they deserve.
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When you slip and fall because someone failed to maintain a safe property, it’s not just a legal matter, it’s personal. You may be dealing with broken bones, a traumatic brain injury, or months of recovery that have upended your life and your livelihood.
At Rubenstein Law, we don’t treat you like a case number. Our Florida attorneys take the time to understand what you’ve been through and develop a strategy designed to win. We investigate the scene, gather evidence, consult medical experts, and go toe-to-toe with insurance companies that would rather pay you as little as possible.
You’ve already been through enough. Let us handle the rest.
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WHAT TO DO AFTER A SLIP AND FALL IN FLORIDA
Slip and fall cases in Florida depend heavily on documentation and timing. The hazard that caused your injury may be repaired within days. What you do immediately after your fall protects your ability to recover.
Your health comes first. Some injuries, including spinal trauma, head injuries, and internal damage, do not reveal themselves right away. Seeing a doctor the same day creates a direct medical record tying your injuries to the fall. Waiting gives insurance companies room to argue the injuries came from somewhere else.
Photograph the hazard that caused your fall, whether it was a wet or slick surface, an irregular walking surface, a poorly maintained stairway, an obstructed path, or insufficient lighting. Capture the surrounding area, any warning signs, and the exact location. If there are witnesses, get their names and contact information.
If you fell at a business, ask to speak with a manager and request a written incident report before you leave. If you fell at an apartment complex, hotel, or other private property, notify the property manager or landlord in writing. These reports create an official record that the hazard existed and that you were hurt.
They will call. They will be friendly. They are trying to reduce or eliminate what you are owed. Do not describe your injuries as minor. Do not agree that the hazard was obvious. Let your attorney handle those conversations.
Keep your shoes and clothing from the day of the fall. Save all medical records, receipts, and correspondence. Do not post about your fall or your injuries on social media; anything you share publicly can be used against you.
Florida’s statute of limitations gives you two years from the date of your injury to file a claim. Don’t wait. Evidence disappears, witnesses forget, and insurance companies move fast. The sooner we get involved, the better your position. The consultation is free and there is no obligation.
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You did not expect this injury, and you should not have to navigate the aftermath alone. We are here to answer your questions, protect your interests, and help you rebuild with strength and dignity.
How Much Is My Slip and Fall
Case Worth?
We get it. You are in pain. You may not be able to work. And you need to know whether this is worth pursuing. The honest answer is that slip and fall cases vary widely depending on the severity of your injuries and who is responsible. Here is what we look at when compiling yours:
Emergency care, surgery, physical therapy, follow-up appointments, and any ongoing treatment your injuries require. Every bill and every future cost counts.
The wages you have already missed and the earning potential you may lose if your injuries affect your ability to work long-term.
The physical pain, the anxiety about returning to the place where you were hurt, the disruption to your daily life and your relationships. These are real losses and they have value in your claim.
Any personal belongings damaged in the fall, including phones, glasses, or other items.
If your injuries require long-term treatment or leave you with permanent limitations, your compensation should reflect that reality, not just your current bills.
The property owner’s insurance company may quickly offer you a low settlement amount in hopes that you accept less than you deserve. We make sure that does not happen.
Frequently Asked Questions
In Florida, the statute of limitations for slip and fall cases is two years from the date of the accident or the date you discovered your injury. If the property is owned by a government entity, there are additional notice requirements and shorter deadlines. Don’t delay, call us right away to protect your rights.
Florida’s modified comparative negligence rule allows you to recover damages even if you were partially at fault, as long as you were 50% or less responsible. Your compensation would be reduced proportionally. Our attorneys will work to minimize any attribution of fault to you and maximize what you recover.
Nothing upfront. We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay no attorney fees unless we win your case. We also offer free, no-obligation consultations so you can get answers before committing to anything.
We handle slip and fall cases across all types of properties, including grocery stores, restaurants, hotels, shopping malls, apartment complexes, sidewalks, parking lots, private homes, and government-owned properties. Whether you slipped on a wet floor, an uneven surface, an unmarked step, or a poorly lit area, our team can evaluate your case.
Key evidence includes photos of the hazard, your injuries, and the scene, incident reports filed with the property owner, surveillance footage, witness statements, your medical records, and proof of the property owner’s prior knowledge of the dangerous condition. Our legal team knows exactly what to look for and how to preserve it quickly.
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A legal team that picks up the phone when you call. Strategy built around your case, not someone else’s. And a firm with the resources and resolve to take your fight all the way to trial if that is what it takes.