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Yes. You likely are still eligible to recover damages from a
Florida slip and fall accident if it occurred on someone else's property being used for business. Business owners should still be held liable for the same responsibilities in maintaining a safe environment, even if they choose to do business from their home.
However, like all cases, these types of personal injury claims can become very complex. You have the best chance of succeeding if you hire a
Florida slip and fall attorney to help with your case. Call Chalik & Chalik today at (888) 539-5297 for more information.
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