Legal Question in Personal Injury in Florida

Re: Dislocated shoulder at a gym and chronic problems for two years.

very interesting whether the nautilus is a defective product. You would have to prove that it is defective in design and that it caused your harm. My firm would not be interested in the case...but others might, Keep looking and remember you have a statute of limitations to bring your case.

Re: Dislocated shoulder at a gym and chronic problems for two years.

Ron, Sorry that you have been hurt. In order to bring any action for damages, you must prove that the injury was caused by someone other than your self.JMC

Re: Dislocated shoulder at a gym and chronic problems for two years.

Depending on the facts you can prove, you may or may not have a viable claim against the gym (for failure to properly maintain its equipment), any separate company in charge of maintaining or fixing the gym's equipment (assuming the equipment was in disrepair), the manufacturer of the equipment (if it can be shown the equipment was negligently designed) and/or a personal trainer, assuming you hired a personal trainer to advise and guide you with a physical fitness program and he/she failed to do so properly. It all hinges on the facts you can prove to show not only liability against one or more parties, but naturally damages that would justify pursuing the claim. Of course, in addition to liability and damages, your attorney would be curious to learn whether there is any money to go after (e.g., sufficient insurance coverage). Seek the advice of counsel and good luck.