Inadequate Maintenance

Property owners are responsible for maintaining safe conditions through maintenance and repairs.

If you or a loved one has been injured because of a property owner's negligence, call our personal injury attorneys as soon as possible.

We can evaluate your case during a free initial consultation to determine whether you're eligible to receive compensation for medical bills, lost wages, lost earning capacity, wrongful death, and other damages.

Types of inadequate maintenance include:

• Broken lights
• Broken windows
• Broken locks
• Lack of security cameras
• Loose handrails
• Spills
• Cracked or uneven sidewalk
• Overgrown grass and other vegetation

Unfortunately, many property owners won't schedule maintenance and repairs until someone is hurt. Our personal injury attorneys will fight aggressively for your rights so you can receive the compensation you deserve. Our personal injury law firm has experience taking premises liability cases like yours.

Inadequate maintenance increases the risk of slip and fall accidents, swimming pool accidents, and criminal activity. For example, a broken light near the front of an apartment building may contribute to more muggings or break-ins. You can count on our injury lawyers to hold the responsible parties accountable for neglecting the property to the extent that it caused personal injury.

Our personal injury attorneys are proud to serve clients near Cape Coral, Fort Myers, and Naples. To request your free legal consultation with one of our Florida injury lawyers, call Lusk, Drasites, & Tolisano PA toll free at (800) 283-7442.