Hurt in a hotel or resort accident in Florida?

There are many types of injuries that can occur at hotels and resorts:

Slip/Trip and Falls
Workplace Accidents
Negligent Security
Unsafe Property Conditions
Falling Objects

To name a few.

What can you do if you are hurt at a hotel or resort?

Can I sue a hotel or resort for negligence?

If you are injured at a hotel or resort, you must prove that the accident was caused by the hotel's negligence. Common accidents at hotels and resorts can be attributed to:

Poor lighting
Unsafe showers or tubs
Spills
Frayed Carpet
Criminal activity
Toxic Mold
Unsafe elevators or stairs
Damaged sidewalks or driveways
Lack of Security
Other improper maintenance

Generally, there are two things you must show to prove the hotel is at fault for your injury:

The hotel or resort was aware or should have been aware of the hazardous conditions; and
The hotel or resort failed to address the issue that contributed to the injury.

Is the Hotel or Resort at fault if I am injured there?

Do I even need a Florida premises liability attorney?

Not every premises injury claim requires the use of an attorney. If you do not have serious injuries, you may not need a lawyer. However, it doesn't hurt to consult with an attorney. You need to protect yourself in case more injuries manifest later. We offer free premises injury consultations and we'll help you find the right attorney even if we can't take your case.

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Will it impact my case If I do not immediately seek treatment?

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If An Injury Does Not Manifest Until Later, What Are My Options for Filing a Claim?

If you have immediately apparent injuries or injuries that manifest later due to the premises accident, then not seeking immediate medical attention will most likely impact your case negatively.

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A common occurrence is when a victim of an premises accident has seemingly minor injuries and they can feel fine after the accident. Instead of taking the ambulance to the hospital, they get a ride home. Later on, however, the pain manifests. It could be that night, or days later.

Once the adrenaline from the accident wears off and your body starts to feel pain, you might realize you have a claim for damages in Florida. It is important to seek medical attention as soon as pain manifests if you haven't already been treated.

When seeking medical attention, it is important to tell your doctor that you have been injured in an accident and that the accident is listed as a cause of the pain. Medical providers and insurance companies use specific coding when treating injuries and accident victims tend to receive similar types of trauma care.

So if you have sustained a back injury, neck injury, or other type of injury in an auto accident, it is important that the physician notes that in your medical records.