Fort Lauderdale Subway Restaurant Accident Lawyer

Did you slip on a wet floor at a Subway in Fort Lauderdale? Were you seriously hurt when you fell while walking through the Subway parking lot? When you suffer a significant injury caused by a fall or any other accident, you may need extensive and costly medical care for the damage you’ve suffered. You may need time to heal before you can go back to work.

Speaking with a Fort Lauderdale restaurant accident lawyer may be necessary if you were severely hurt at your local Subway. Depending on why the accident happened, you might be compensated for the damage you've endured if caused by someone else's negligence.

Want to learn more about possible legal options when you've been gravely hurt? Call a Fort Lauderdale Subway restaurant accident lawyer today at (954) 530-3918.

Subway has become one of the largest quick-service restaurant chains in the country. Subway has 20,307 stores across the nation, which is considerably more than McDonalds, which has 14,146 restaurants nationwide. Each store hand-slices fresh vegetables like onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, and green peppers daily.

Fort Lauderdale has 13 Subway restaurants scattered throughout the city, including such locations as:

• Gateway Shopping Center at 1930 East Sunrise Blvd
• Beach Place at 17 S. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd.
• Coral Ridge Mall at 3200 N. Federal Highway
• Five Points Plaza at 2715 N Dixie Highway
• Lauderdale Manor Shopping Center at 1951 NW 9th Avenue

The last thing you expect to happen at Subway is to get hurt. After all, Florida’s premises liability laws require the owners and operators of Subway to keep their property safe for customers or other invited guests.

As such, the restaurant's owner or operator is expected to:

• The property is inspected on a regular basis
• Known hazards are repaired, or guests are notified of their presence if not fixed
• Dangers that the shop owner or operator should reasonably be aware of have been communicated to guests

If the Subway owner or operator didn't take steps to keep their store safe - and you end up getting hurt - they may be liable for damages. To seek compensation when you've been badly injured, you must build a case demonstrating that the owner, operator, or another responsible party was negligent, and you suffered significant injury as a result.

Subway stores can get pretty busy – especially around meals. Accidents are bound to happen with so much activity happening during the day. Some of the most common causes of accidents in Subway stores include:

• Spilled drinks or leaking soda or ice machines that leave floors yet
• Dropped food that leaves a slippery residue if stepped on and not cleaned up promptly or food that falls onto the floor
• Slick floor mats or rugs that slide when stepped on
• Bathroom floors that are wet from leaking faucets or toilets
• Store entrances that become wet when rainwater splashes inside
• Employees who fail to notify customers when floors are wet from being mopped or waxed
• Sidewalk trip-and-fall accidents caused by broken pavement or uneven walking surfaces
• Potholes, broken asphalt, or dips in the parking lot surfaces
• Hidden curbs
• Ramps, speedbumps, or other changes in parking lot elevations that aren’t clearly marked
• Overgrown bushes, trees, or other foliage can impede the driver's view of pedestrians as they walk through the parking lot
• Missing directional signs in parking lots
• Dim or broken lighting in parking lots or around sidewalks
• Lack of security outside of the restaurant

If you get hurt at a Fort Lauderdale Subway restaurant, it’s a good idea to seek medical attention. While this may be obvious when you are in pain and have suffered significant injury – you may not think to see a doctor when you feel ok. Sometimes, injuries aren't apparent immediately after the accident happens. Instead, you may not feel any pain or realize you've been hurt for a few hours, maybe even a few days later. If you wait to seek medical help because you feel ok, you could make your injuries worse. Plus, if you later find that you need to seek compensation to pay for your medical care and lost income – a delay in seeking medical help could work against you.

If you were gravely hurt in a Subway accident that was not your fault, you might be compensated for such costs as:

• Medical care, including surgery, emergency room treatment, and diagnostic tests
• Wages lost because you couldn’t go back to work until you recovered
• In-home care, medical equipment, or home modifications, such as wheelchair ramps
• Loss or reduction of future earning potential if your injuries are permanent
• Non-economic costs suffered because of the accident, such as pain and suffering, PTSD, or loss of enjoyment

The Fort Lauderdale accident lawyers at Wolfson & Leon seek justice for people who were gravely injured at Subway. We know how painful and frustrating it can be to suffer serious injuries – especially when you hurt because of someone else's negligence. To help our clients pay for their medical care and get on with their lives, we work tirelessly to reach the best settlement possible.

If you’ve been seriously hurt while visiting a Subway restaurant, we urge you to contact Wolfson & Leon today for your free and confidential review of your case. Whether you want to ask questions or learn more about possible legal options, call us today at (954) 530-3918.

At the Law Offices of Wolfson & Leon, we advocate for the rights of clients throughout Broward County, in such communities as Fort Lauderdale, Wilton Manors, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Sea Ranch Lakes, Dania Beach, Hollywood, Sunrise, Oakland Park, Margate, Coconut Creek, Lauderdale Lakes, Lauderhill, Inverrary, North Lauderdale, Deerfield Beach, Pompano Beach, Hallandale Beach, Cooper City, Davie, Broadview park, Plantation, Coral Springs, Tamarac, Parkland, Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Weston, Lighthouse Point, and Southwest Ranches.