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Florida Hotel Guests and Hotel Injuries: Do Hotels Consider their Duty to Provide Safety and Security as “Risk Management”?

by | Oct 3, 2013 | Crime Victim, Hotel Injuries, Indian Hotel/Casino Injury, Injury, Premises Liability

Last Update: 06/02/16 Miami, Florida, and its neighboring beautiful oceanfront communities (like Palm Beach, for example) are home to some of the most luxurious and trendy hotels and resorts in the country, maybe the world.  Our area is filled with world renown hotels...

Duty to Protect Yourself at a Hotel, Bar, Theme Park, Concert — Who Has The Responsibility to Protect Customers Against Injuries?

by | Sep 12, 2013 | Crime Victim, Hotel Injuries, Injury, Negligent Security, Premises Liability

Last Update: 12/26/16 Florida is known to be a great place to have fun.  The residents of Florida are proud and happy to welcome people from around the country and around the world to its hotels and beaches as well as theme parks and amusements like Epcot, Universal...

FLORIDA DRAM SHOP LAWS: DO VICTIMS OF DUI ACCIDENTS HAVE A CIVIL DAMAGE LAWSUIT CLAIM AGAINST BAR, HOTEL, RESTAURANT THAT SOLD THE DRINKS?

by | Aug 29, 2013 | Car Accidents, Crime Victim, Hotel Injuries, Indian Hotel/Casino Injury, Injury, Premises Liability

Last Update: 06/18/18 As we all know, drunk drivers cause car accidents and those car crashes often result in serious injuries or even death for innocent people who are the victims of the illegally intoxicated driver. Car accident claims, those based upon drunk...

Florida Hotel Liability: Hurt in a Tribal Hotel, Resort, or Casino on Indian Reservation Land

by | Aug 22, 2013 | Car Accidents, Crime Victim, Hotel Injuries, Indian Hotel/Casino Injury, Insurance Claims, Negligent Security, Premises Liability, Slip and Falls

Last Update: 5/5/23 Florida law protects people who are injured and hurt on property owned or operated by a hotel, motel, resort, spa, or casino (read more about the extent of Florida hotel premises liability law here) — except when it doesn’t. If you are a Florida...