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One of the most difficult things to go through is suffering injuries, and when your injuries are due to the negligence of another party, it can be even more difficult. What steps should you take next? Who is liable for paying your medical bills and lost wages? How are you going to recover the compensation for your injuries from insurance companies who have a team of lawyers dedicated to their bottom line? This is where an experienced Florida personal injury attorney can help. Attorney Zeljka Bozanic of Bozanic Law has helped many victims of personal injury accidents recover compensation they are legally entitled to in the following types of cases:

• Slip and Falls
• Auto Accidents
• Wrongful Death
• Negligent Security

Let Us Help You While You Recover 

After a serious accident, the last thing on your mind may be filing paperwork and collecting evidence. Our firm will handle every aspect of the case and make sure all the appropriate steps are taken so that you can focus on recovering from your injuries and spending time with your family. Our firm will investigate the accident, pinpoint the liable parties, guide you on your next steps, give an estimate of the compensation you are legally entitled to, and support you through the claims process to ensure the best possible outcome of your case.

How We Help Determine Liability After a Florida Accident 

Determining and proving liability is key in Florida personal injury cases. In serious accidents where more than one party could be liable for the accident and injuries sustained, it can get more complex. When you work with Bozanic Law for your personal injury case, we will help you decide on your next steps through establishing the following:

• The individual or entity who committed a negligent act: Even minor acts of negligence can result in disastrous consequences for the victim. For example, if a manager or store owner knows that there is a large spill on aisle four, but doesn’t take the time to mark off the area or clean it up, then somebody could slip and seriously injure themselves. When determining liability, we must pinpoint the act of negligence that directly resulted in your injuries.
• Establishing duty of care: A key portion of the personal injury claim process is proving that the other party owed a duty of care to you, and that you are injured because they did not carry out that duty. For example, a shop owner owes a duty of care to their customers to provide a safe environment to shop in. If they are aware of a safety hazard and don’t warn customers adequately or take care of the hazard, then they are breaching that duty of care. 
• How the individual’s negligence resulted in or contributed to your injuries: You must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the actions of the negligent entity resulted in your injuries. For example, if a driver (who owes a duty of care to everybody on the road when they’re driving) is texting and crashes into you, resulting in significant injuries, then they are liable. However, if they are texting in the lane next to you but your injuries were not the result of their actions, then they are not in any way liable for the accident.