Slip & Fall Injury: Who pays for my medical bills?
April 19, 2018
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as posted by the channelWho pays my medical bills if I am injured in Florida slip and fall accident?
The at-fault party is always the person that pays the medical bills in these cases. Most business owners at a slip and fall type of case will have insurance that covers your injuries. If they don't, then you may have to sue the business owner personally or get into a situation where you have to find who can pay for your medical bills if the other person caused those injuries.
The way we calculate it and the way we go through a case and do our investigation is we find out who's at fault and then we go after them to pay for your medical bills.
==== Slip and falls: What you need to know about Florida laws ====
In order to prove negligence on the part of the property owner and hold them liable for sustained injuries, the State of Florida indicates that the injured person must prove constructive knowledge.
Under Florida Statute 768.0755, constructive knowledge means that the dangerous condition either existed for such a length of time that the establishment should have known about it, or that the condition was foreseeable because it occurred regularly. An experienced slip and fall lawyer in Tampa can present the right evident to prove constructive knowledge.
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