Falling Objects
Premises Liability Lawyers Holding Store Owners Accountable For Falling Objects
“Stack ’em high and sell ’em cheap” is a marketing model stores use to turn a profit. A large amount of cheaply manufactured products in stock needs to be moved, significantly lowering the price. Per item, the profit is small, but the high volume of sales makes up for it.
However, the higher products are stacked in a display, the more likely it is that objects will fall from great heights. Significant head and neck injuries can result. Heavier items that fall can be fatal to an unwitting customer.
Identifying the responsible party for the falling object is the first step in building a premises liability claim. An employee may have been following the orders of an owner or manager. An outside vendor could have been following strict instructions in building displays and showcasing products properly.
By taking immediate action and contacting us, we move quickly to assemble a go team and investigate your case. Throughout every step, we remain at your side, navigating you through the legal process. Our goal is to maximize your compensation through litigation or settlement, whichever provides the best outcome.
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Our firm is licensed in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama. For more information or to schedule a free initial consultation with a Florida falling objects attorney, contact Perry & Young, P.A., at 850-215-7777 . You can also reach us online. Please know that all communications between you and a lawyer at our firm remain entirely confidential.
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