West Palm Beach Loose Floorboards Lawyer

Were you recently injured on someone else’s property after slipping and falling on a loose floorboard? The property owner or manager may be financially liable for the economic and noneconomic damages you suffered from your injury.

Under Florida’s premises liability laws, property owners and managers must keep their premises safe and free from hazards and must protect guests from any dangerous conditions that arise. If you were injured because of a loose floorboard, a property owner or manager may have failed to uphold their duty of care to you.

A West Palm Beach loose floorboards lawyer from Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers can help you pursue compensation from the parties who were responsible for your injury. Our legal team holds negligent property owners and managers liable.

We will investigate your injury, get to the bottom of what happened, and identify all potentially liable parties. We will then collect the evidence we need to hold the responsible parties accountable and help you pursue fair compensation.

We offer a completely free case evaluation and never charge a fee until we recover money for you. To speak with a member of our team today, call Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers at (561) 899-5020.

We Can Help You Regardless of Where Your Injury Occurred

All property owners (even municipalities and city and state governments) must keep public property safe and hazard-free. So regardless where you were or what type of property you were on when your injury occurred, we may be able to help you recover compensation from the responsible party or parties⁠—as long as you were a legally invited visitor and not a trespasser (according to § 768.075 of the Florida Statutes).

A West Palm Beach loose floorboards lawyer from Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers wants to hear from you no matter how or where your injury occurred. Call (561) 899-5020 for more information.

Residential Property Injuries

Residential property includes houses, apartments, condominiums, co-ops, mobile homes, and so on. It also includes the common grounds of residential developments, such as the pool at an apartment complex or the parking lot of a condo development.

If you were injured on a residential property, there may be one or more responsible parties who owe you financial compensation. These parties may include:

• The homeowner
• The tenant
• The landlord
• The property manager
• The homeowners association
• The homebuilder
• And more

We will conduct a full investigation of your loose floorboard injury, determine who was liable, and collect evidence to hold them accountable.

Commercial Property Injuries

Commercial property includes office buildings, shopping malls, grocery stores, retail centers, medical offices, and more. Just like residential property, these places have owners, managers, tenants, and other parties who have a duty of care to keep the premises safe for visitors. We will determine if any of these parties failed in their duty to keep you safe, and then we will gather evidence and pursue them for fair compensation.

Industrial Property Injuries

Industrial property may include warehouses, plants, manufacturing centers, and other places of industry. Because of the nature of industrial work, these places are often hotbeds of hazardous conditions. But even so, the parties in charge of the property and its upkeep have a duty to keep it safe. If such parties fail in their duty, we will hold them liable.

We Pursue Compensation From the Responsible Parties

Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers is committed to making sure the party or parties responsible for your West Palm Beach loose floorboards injury foot the bill for your economic and noneconomic damages.

In Florida, you can recover compensation not only for your economic damages (meaning those leading to actual financial loss), but also for your noneconomic damages (referring to those that cannot be quantified in dollar terms).

A West Palm Beach premises liability lawyer will fight for the full slate of damages to which you are eligible to collect under state law, which may include:

• Medical Bills: As an injury victim, you deserve compensation not just for the medical bills you have already incurred, but also for those you may receive in the future. We make sure the responsible parties and their insurers pay for all of them.
• Lost Wages: You should not have to do without your income just because you are missing work to recover from your injury. We fight for the responsible parties to make up your lost wages.
• Reduced Earning Capacity: If your injury leads to a long-term reduction in your income, we help you make up the difference in what you would have otherwise been earning.
• Pain and Suffering: We pursue pain and suffering damages, as allowed by law.
• Loss of Enjoyment of Life: Loss of enjoyment of life refers to your inability to partake in hobbies and activities you once loved, leading to less fulfillment. The responsible party should compensate you for this—just as they would with any other loss.

The Florida Statute of Limitations for Personal Injuries Could Be Relevant

§ 95.11 of the Florida Statutes imposes a two-year statute of limitations on personal injury lawsuits, and if you let it expire, you could lose your right to compensation. To ensure that does not happen, Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers can take quick legal action if necessary.

Call for a Free West Palm Beach Personal Injury Consultation

Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers offer a free, no-obligation case evaluation. We are ready to get to work for you today. To speak with a member of our friendly, dedicated legal staff, call (561) 899-5020.