In some premises liability cases, the injured party may bear partial responsibility for the accident. This doesn't mean you don't have a case. Florida follows a comparative negligence system, which means that even if you were partly at fault for your injuries, you might still be entitled to recover compensation.

Your recoverable damages will be reduced by your percentage of fault. For example, if you were found to be 20% at fault for a slip and fall accident, your total compensation would be reduced by that percentage.

If you believe you may be partially at fault, it's crucial to contact a lawyer so they can perform a full evaluation of your case and outline the strategies available to you. At Fenderson Law Firm, our goal is to make sure you receive the full compensation you're entitled to so you can move forward with your life. We'll build a strong case on your behalf and fight tirelessly for the fair financial settlement you deserve.

In personal injury law, negligence is a legal term used to describe a failure to exercise reasonable care and caution, resulting in harm or injury to another person.

Proving negligence in a premises liability case is central to securing the compensation you deserve. To establish negligence, you must demonstrate that the property owner or occupier failed to meet their duty of care, directly resulting in your injuries. Here's how we approach proving negligence: