At Stone & Capobianco, we understand how dangerous unsafe property conditions can become—especially for elderly residents living in condominium communities throughout Florida.

In this case, our client, an elderly woman, suffered a serious pelvic fracture after slipping on paint outside her condominium while contractors were performing work on the property.

According to the facts of the incident, contractors were actively working in the area but failed to properly warn residents or restrict access to the hazardous condition. No adequate notice, barricades, or warnings were provided to alert residents that painting work was underway in a common walking area.

The fall caused severe injuries requiring extensive medical treatment and rehabilitation.

Investigating All Parties Responsible for Negligence

Premises liability cases involving condominium properties are often complex because multiple parties may share responsibility for maintaining safe conditions.

In situations like this, liability may extend to:

• Contractors performing the work
• Condominium associations
• Property management companies
• Maintenance vendors

Attorney Jerome Stone and the team at Stone & Capobianco aggressively investigate all potentially responsible parties to determine:

• Who created the dangerous condition
• Who failed to warn residents
• Who had responsibility for maintaining safety
• Whether proper procedures were followed

Our firm works to hold negligent parties accountable when unsafe property conditions result in serious injuries.

Serious Injuries From Slip and Fall Accidents

Falls involving elderly victims often result in catastrophic injuries, including:

• Pelvic fractures
• Hip fractures
• Head injuries
• Spinal injuries
• Loss of mobility

These injuries frequently require:

• Hospitalization
• Surgery
• Physical rehabilitation
• Long-term medical care

In many cases, a serious fall can permanently impact a victim’s independence and quality of life.

Condominium Associations and Contractor Liability

Condominium associations and contractors have a responsibility to maintain reasonably safe common areas for residents and guests.

When construction, maintenance, or painting work creates dangerous conditions, proper safety measures may include:

• Warning signs
• Cones or barricades
• Resident notifications
• Restricted access areas
• Safe pedestrian pathways

Failing to take these precautions can place residents at serious risk of harm.

How Stone & Capobianco Helps Injury Victims

Insurance companies and property owners often attempt to minimize responsibility after serious premises liability accidents.

Attorney Jerome Stone aggressively investigates:

• Maintenance records
• Contractor agreements
• Surveillance footage
• Witness statements
• Property management communications
• Safety procedures and warnings

At Stone & Capobianco, we fight to help injury victims recover compensation for:

• Medical expenses
• Rehabilitation costs
• Pain and suffering
• Long-term care needs
• Loss of mobility and independence

Contact Stone & Capobianco

If you or a loved one has been injured in a slip and fall accident at a condominium, apartment complex, or commercial property, you may have legal options.

Attorney Jerome Stone and the team at Stone & Capobianco are committed to helping injury victims throughout Florida pursue accountability and financial recovery after serious premises liability accidents.

Contact our office today to schedule a consultation.