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Premises Liability: When Property Owners Fail, We Step In

A routine trip to the grocery store. A family gathering at an apartment complex. A visit to a local business. These everyday activities can become life-altering when property owners neglect their responsibility to keep their premises safe. At Moore Payne, we stand beside those who suffer because of dangerous conditions — fighting for accountability, compensation, and the dignity every victim deserves.

When a Place Turns Dangerous

Property owners — whether residential, commercial, or public — have a legal duty to maintain safe environments. When they fail to address hazards, it’s not just an oversight. It’s a betrayal of trust that puts innocent lives at risk.

Common Premises Liability Cases We Handle:

Slip and Fall Accidents – Wet floors, icy walkways, or loose carpeting.
Trip and Fall Injuries – Uneven pavement, broken stairways, or exposed wiring.
Negligent Security – Assaults or robberies due to poor lighting, lack of surveillance, or unsecured entry points.
Swimming Pool Accidents – Unfenced pools, missing warnings, or lack of supervision.
Dog Bites and Animal Attacks – When pet owners fail to control aggressive animals.
Toxic Exposure or Mold – Dangerous chemicals or allergens left unaddressed.
Whether at a store, hotel, parking lot, or private residence — if a property owner knew or should have known about a hazard and did nothing, we’re here to hold them accountable.

Real Lives, Real Consequences

We’ve represented clients whose lives were upended in an instant:
  • A child seriously injured after falling through a broken stair rail at a daycare.
  • A woman assaulted in a dimly lit parking garage with no security presence.
  • A delivery driver permanently disabled after slipping on uncleared ice at a business entrance.
These aren’t accidents. They’re consequences of negligence — and they demand justice.
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Understanding the Causes Behind Unsafe Properties

At the heart of most premises liability cases is negligence:
Ignored Maintenance – Delayed repairs, outdated safety checks, or ignored complaints.
Cost-Cutting Measures – Inadequate lighting, broken locks, or untrained staff.
Failure to Warn – No signage on wet floors or known hazards.
Lack of Inspections – Property owners failing to routinely check for risks.
Negligent Hiring – Security teams or staff unfit to protect residents and guests.
We look beyond the surface to uncover the decisions and shortcuts that led to your injury.

Fighting for the Justice You Deserve

At Moore Payne, filing a claim isn’t about revenge — it’s about responsibility.
Medical Expenses – Hospital bills, physical therapy, and long-term care.
Lost Wages – Compensation for time off work or diminished future earnings.
Pain and Suffering – The trauma of your injury and the road to recovery.
Punitive Damages – In cases of egregious or repeated negligence.
We hold landlords, business owners, and property managers accountable — and fight to ensure others don’t suffer the same fate.

Our Approach: Relentless, Detailed, Human

In-Depth Investigation – We secure incident reports, witness statements, and security footage.
Safety Standards Review – We compare the property to applicable building codes and industry standards.
Personalized Legal Strategy – Every case is unique — your representation should be too.
Trial-Ready Team – If we can’t reach a fair settlement, we’ll take your case to court and fight for what’s right.

Your Safety Matters

No one should suffer because a property owner was too careless — or too greedy — to fix a hazard. If you’ve been injured on someone else’s property, Moore Payne is ready to fight for you.
📞 Call us today for a free, no-obligation consultation.
At Moore Payne, your safety, your story, and your justice matter.
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Moore Payne Law, PLLC
3165 McCrory Place, Suite 101
Orlando, FL 32803
Phone: 407-216-1000