Florida Slip and Fall Attorney
Injured in a Motorcycle Crash? Get Legal Help—and Keep More of Your Compensation.
Motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable drivers on Florida roads. When a crash happens, the injuries are often severe, even life-altering. And yet, riders are frequently blamed—even when they did nothing wrong.
At Discount Injury & Accident Attorneys, we represent injured motorcyclists across Florida—and we charge less than the standard attorney fee. Our firm is built around a simple idea: the more you recover, the less we take.
If you’ve been injured in a motorcycle accident, contact us today. We’ll fight for every dollar you deserve—while charging you less to do it.
Why Riders Choose Discount Injury After a Crash
We understand the challenges motorcyclists face—on the road and in the courtroom. Here's why injured riders turn to us:
Lower Attorney Fees – Our contingency fee starts lower and gets lower as your recovery increases.
No Upfront Costs – You don’t pay anything unless we win your case.
Lower Fee Guarantee – Already signed with another firm? We’ll beat their fee agreement if you qualify.
 Available Statewide – We handle premises liability claims across all of Florida.
You Can Switch to Us – Florida law allows you to change lawyers mid-case.
Schedule Free Consultation
Home Page Form
"*" indicates required fields
Do I Have a Valid Slip and Fall Case?
Not every fall results in a viable legal claim. To hold a property owner accountable in Florida, you generally must prove:
- A dangerous condition existed on the property (wet floor, broken step, poor lighting, etc.).
- The property owner knew—or should have known—about the condition.
- They failed to fix it or warn visitors about it.
- That failure caused your injury.
Slip and fall laws in Florida can be complex, especially when proving notice and negligence. We’ll investigate your case thoroughly and build the evidence needed to pursue compensation.
Common Locations for Slip and Fall Injuries
- Retail stores and supermarkets
- Restaurants and bars
- Hotels and resorts
- Parking lots and sidewalks
- Apartment complexes
- Office buildings and commercial properties
Injuries We Commonly See in Slip and Fall Cases
- Broken wrists, ankles, or hips
- Concussions and traumatic brain injuries
- Back and spinal cord injuries
- Knee and shoulder injuries
- Lacerations and bruising
- Chronic pain and mobility loss
What Compensation Can You Receive?
- Medical bills (past and future)
- Lost wages and loss of earning ability
- Pain and suffering
- Disfigurement or permanent disability
- Rehabilitation or therapy costs
- Loss of enjoyment of life
Florida Slip and Fall Laws: Key Points
In Florida, property owners have a legal duty to maintain reasonably safe conditions for visitors. If they fail to do so, they can be held liable for resulting injuries.
Florida also follows a **modified comparative negligence** rule. If you’re found partially at fault, your compensation may be reduced. If you’re more than 50% at fault, you may not recover at all.
You also have a limited time to act. The statute of limitations for slip and fall injury lawsuits in Florida is generally **two years** from the date of the accident.
How Our Process Works
- Free Case Evaluation – We listen, review the facts, and explain your options.
- Sign & We Start – Once retained, we gather evidence and handle communication with insurers and property owners.
- Negotiate or Litigate – We pursue a full settlement or go to court if needed.
- You Keep More – Our fees are lower from the start—and decrease as your recovery increases.
Switching Lawyers? We Make It Easy.
Not happy with your current attorney? Florida law gives you the right to change representation at any point. Many of our clients come to us after starting their case elsewhere. We make the transition easy—and our **Lower Fee Guarantee** may help you keep more of your settlement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, typically you must show that the owner either knew or should have known about the dangerous condition. This is called 'constructive notice.'
Florida law specifically addresses transient substances in businesses like grocery stores. You may have a case if the spill existed long enough that staff should have cleaned it up.
Possibly. Under Florida’s modified comparative fault rules, your compensation may be reduced if you share blame—but not eliminated unless you are more than 50% at fault.
Contact a Florida Slip and Fall Attorney Today
If you’ve been hurt in a slip and fall, don’t wait. The sooner you contact us, the faster we can begin building your case. We’re committed to helping you recover—and we do it while charging less than standard rates.
Call (321) 999-3000 or fill out our online form for a free consultation. We’re here to fight for you—and help you keep more of what you win.