Premises Liability Attorneys In Jacksonville

For a plaintiff to prevail in a premises liability claim, they must prove that the property owner was negligent. To do so, the plaintiff must establish evidence that the property owner failed to exercise reasonable caution for the safety of others.

Evidence that may help you and your attorney prove your claim include:

• Medical records: Seek medical attention as soon as possible after an accident. People who are injured in slip and falls often sustain serious injuries, including back and neck injuries, broken bones, head trauma, internal bleeding, and spinal cord damage. In the most severe accidents, people may sustain fatal injuries.
• Pictures of the accident scene: If you can, photograph the scene of your slip and fall or other accident. Take pictures of your injuries, anything that may have caused your injury, and resulting property damage.
• Witness testimony: Exchange contact information with any witnesses to your accident in case you need them to testify on your behalf later. Additionally (or instead), surveillance cameras and other evidence may be used to prove how your accident occurred.
  
  

At Raymond Ravis Attorney at Law, we will work hard to seek the full compensation to which you are entitled, including medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages, and other forms of relief. We handle all injury claims on a contingency fee basis, so you pay no fees to us unless we obtain compensation for you.