Legal Question in Personal Injury in Florida

Re: dangerous property or building

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Yes, you can sue again but your burden might be harder to carry as the other party might argue you had notice of the dangerous condition. They may also argue contributory negligence.

I would strongly suggest that you consult a personal injury attorney. They will all give you free consultations. After one or two you will have a pretty good idea of what you may expect.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: dangerous property or building

Yes, you can sue again. They will have a better defense this time in saying that you knew that the defect was there (or should have),

Re: dangerous property or building

Please call our office to discuss this situation immediately.

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Re: dangerous property or building

Sure. As long as there was some defect with the stairs.

Re: dangerous property or building

yes