950 S. Winter Park Dr., Suite 207
Casselberry, FL 32707
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The summer is always more dangerous, as families and individuals are outside enjoying a variety of activities. People tend to be more active in the summer, with more risk for injuries. Here are some common summertime accidents.
The hot Florida weather means that people are more likely to want to cool off with a dip in the pool. However, some people may not properly maintain their pool, raising the risks that their guests may be injured. Others may be injured by a defective part in the swimming pool. Children may be injured by submersion or could suffer broken bones.
People take to their decks and parks to enjoy a summer cookout. Unfortunately, the grill that they are trusting to cook their food can burn or injure them in an explosion. When that happens, the manufacturer or store that sold you the grill can be responsible in a product liability lawsuit.
Florida weather is far more stormy in the summer months. Businesses may not take the steps necessary to keep their passageways dry when people track water on the floor. More people outside also increases the risk that someone may trip and fall.
Summer is when people tend to party more and go to gatherings with friends. There may be alcohol around, and drivers will get on the road after drinking. Drunk driving injuries and fatalities are always at their highest rate during the summer.
For any summertime accident, you may be entitled to financial compensation if someone else was to blame for your injuries. We will fight for justice for you and your family. Call the attorneys at Quattrochi & Torres today at 407.452.4918 or contact us online to schedule your free initial consultation.
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950 S. Winter Park Dr., Suite 207
Casselberry, FL 32707
Phone: 407.452.4918
Fax: 407.505.4245