Slip And Fall @ Disney World

[Tristian]

While visiting Disney World in December 09, i was in the restroom in the lobby at one of the resorts, and while exiting the restroom i slipped and fell on the wet floor(no signs where posted). I was taken to the Celebretion hospital via ambulance I was diagnosed with a concusion and was required to stay in the hospital for 2 days. What is Disney responsable for? medical bills, pain and suffering?

do i have a case?

[Hurlbart]

The Maus Law Firm

Robert, the best advice I can give you is to speak with an experienced Florida accident injury lawyer about your claim.  Believe it or not, there are attorneys in the central Florida area that specialize in accidents that occur at Walt Disney World.  And many of the claims involve slip and fall accidents.  As you could imagine, with as many people that go through WDW and its resorts on a daily basis, there are a lot of accidents that occur.

Keep in mind that WDW is not responsible for every slip and fall that occurs at one of its resort hotels.  In Florida, a hotel owner/operator owes two duties to persons lawfully on the property - maintain the property in a reasonably safe condition, and to warn persons on the property of dangerous conditions that the person may not be able to appreciate themselves.  You need to be able to prove that WDW knew, or should have known, about the wet floor.  There are different ways to go about doing that, but it is best to consult with an experienced Florida slip and fall attorney to discuss the facts of your claim.

If you can prove WDW is liable for the claim, Florida law allows you to recover money damages for your injury(s) and resulting damages such as medical bills, lost wages, and damages that you may lose in the future due to your injury.  You can also recover money damages for your pain and suffering, both past and future.

You should consult with an experienced Florida slip and fall lawyer that has handled claims against WDW.  I am in South Florida, so it is best to find an accident injury lawyer in central Florida that can investigate your claim.  If you need help, I can refer you to an attorney in Orlando that does handle WDW claims.  You should speak to a lawyer soon.  The lawyer will advise you how best to pursue your claim.  You will also want the lawyer to put WDW on notice of the claim, preserve any evidence such as surveillance video or witness statements, and help coordinate your medical care.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact me toll free at(866) 556-5529 or visit my website at www.mauslawfirm.com.

Good Luck.

Joseph M. Maus

The Maus Law Firm

(866) 556-5529

www.mauslawfirm.com