Winter Park Premise Liability Attorneys

Were Your Injuries Caused by Negligent Property Owners in Orlando? Trust Our Attorneys to Hold Them Accountable

A life can change in an instant when a property owner’s negligence leads to injury or even wrongful death. Attorneys Kim Cullen and Robert Hemphill have represented clients from all over the world who have been injured in the Orlando area because of an unrepaired trip hazard or lack of reasonable security.

Cullen & Hemphill, PLC, strive to provide the very best in personal legal services and to give every case the personal attention it deserves. If you or a loved one were injured as a result of negligence or inadequate security, contact Cullen-Hemphill, PLC, at 407-565-7386

What Is Premises Liability?

Whether you are enjoying a vacation or just running everyday errands, you and your family deserve to be safe from harm. In Florida, the person who is responsible for the maintenance of a property or place of business is liable if a customer or guest is injured because of negligence, inadequate maintenance, or lack of security at that business. This means that any time you visit a Florida business, whether it is a theme park in Orlando, a bank in Kissimmee, a hotel in Tampa, or the grocery store around the corner, it is reasonable to expect that you will be safe while conducting your business.

Unfortunately, each year thousands of people are injured or killed because of negligent property owners or managers. Negligence may include anything from not taking care of a loose step, not warning about a slippery floor, leaving equipment in a place where it can be tripped on, or not having a security guard or appropriate lighting in a parking lot.

Cases We Have Successfully Handled

Attorneys Kim Cullen and Bob Hemphill have successfully represented clients from all over the world who have been injured in the Orlando area. We represent all types of premises liability and negligent security cases, including:

• Slips and falls on wet surfaces
• Trips and falls
• Falling through an unsafe surface
• Falls in restaurants
• Injuries on rides and water slides
• Theme park injuries
• Hotel and resort injuries
• Pool injuries
• Assaults and batteries
• Shootings
• Wrongful death

How Do You Know If You Have a Case?

• The property was in a defective or dangerous condition and the unsafe or dangerous condition caused the injury.
• The person responsible for maintenance of the property knew that the dangerous condition existed.
• There was plenty of time for the condition to be repaired or for warnings to be posted, but the condition was not repaired and adequate warnings were not posted.
• Proper safety equipment was not present.
• There was inadequate security for the number of people at the business.
• There was negligent security for the amount of prior criminal activity found at the business or in the surrounding area.
• There was a violation of building safety codes or maximum occupancy laws.