Slip and Fall Lawyer in Florida

A routine trip to the store or restaurant can turn serious when you’re hurt by a hidden hazard. Aaron Feuer Law stands up for people injured in slip and fall accidents—whether it’s a wet floor, loose carpeting, or uneven pavement. We understand the embarrassment and stress these incidents cause, and we know how to hold negligent property owners accountable.

Common Causes of Slip and Fall Accidents

Slips, trips, and falls happen for many reasons: spilled liquids, freshly mopped floors without warning signs, uneven sidewalks, poor lighting, cluttered aisles, and more. Florida law makes it clear: stores, hotels, and other businesses must regularly inspect their properties and fix or warn about dangerous conditions. If they fail in this duty and you’re injured, you may have a strong legal claim.

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Proving Property Owner Negligence

Winning a slip and fall case takes more than just showing you got hurt. Our team acts fast to secure crucial evidence—like surveillance footage before it’s erased, maintenance records, witness statements, and incident reports. We work with medical experts to connect your injuries to the accident, countering common insurance tactics that try to minimize what happened. In one case, we recovered $105,000 for a client after proving a store ignored a leaking freezer for weeks.

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Big Retailers, Small Businesses—We’re Ready for Any Opponent

Whether your fall happened at a big-box retailer like Walmart or Publix, or at a local business, we know how to fight back. Large companies often have aggressive insurers, but we’re familiar with their strategies and have a Board Certified trial lawyer ready to take them to court if needed. Our results show we don’t back down from powerful defendants.

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Protecting Your Rights After a Slip and Fall

Property owners and insurers may try to blame you, claiming the hazard was “open and obvious” or that you weren’t paying attention. Florida’s comparative negligence laws mean you can still recover damages even if you were partially at fault—our job is to show you acted reasonably and that the true responsibility lies with the property owner.

Get Answers and a Free Case Review

Slip and fall injuries can lead to medical bills, lost work, and lasting pain. Don’t settle for less than you deserve or rush into a quick offer from the business or their insurer. Contact Aaron Feuer Law for a free, no-obligation consultation—we’ll evaluate your situation, explain your options, and only get paid if we win compensation for you.

  • What should I do immediately after a slip and fall accident in a store or business?

    If you’re injured in a slip and fall, seek medical care right away, report the incident to management, and document the scene with photos if possible. Getting names of witnesses and preserving evidence can help your case, especially if you decide to pursue a claim.

  • Can I sue a major retailer like Walmart or Publix for a slip and fall in Florida?

    Yes. If your injury was caused by a hazardous condition that the store knew about or should have known about, you can sue even large retailers like Walmart or Publix. These companies are responsible for keeping their premises safe, and our team has experience taking on big corporations and their insurers.

  • How do I prove a store was at fault for my slip and fall?

    Proving fault often requires showing that the store had actual or constructive knowledge of the dangerous condition. Evidence like surveillance video, cleaning logs, and witness statements can be key. Our firm moves quickly to secure and analyze this evidence before it disappears.

  • What compensation can I get for a slip and fall injury in Florida?

    You may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, future treatment needs, and other losses. Our attorneys will evaluate every aspect of your case to pursue the maximum recovery available.

  • What if the store blames me for my own fall?

    Florida law uses a comparative negligence standard, so you can still recover damages even if you’re partially at fault. Our job is to show the store’s negligence was the main cause of your injury and to push back against unfair blame-shifting by businesses and insurers.