Orlando Rental Property Injury Lawyer

Property owners and managers have a legal duty to maintain their rental properties in a safe and habitable condition. When they neglect repairs, ignore safety hazards, or fail to follow housing laws, tenants and visitors can suffer serious injuries or property damage. If you’ve been hurt or faced unsafe conditions in a rental home, apartment, or condominium, an experienced Orlando rental property lawyer at Spencer Morgan Law can help you protect your rights and seek compensation.

Understanding Rental Property Negligence

Negligence in rental properties often involves a landlord or management company failing to take reasonable steps to keep tenants safe. This can include not repairing broken stairs, ignoring electrical hazards, or failing to provide adequate security. Spencer Morgan Law represents injured tenants, guests, and even maintenance workers who have been harmed due to unsafe living conditions or landlord negligence.

Common Examples of Landlord Negligence

• Failure to fix water leaks or mold problems
• Unsafe stairways or walkways
• Inadequate lighting in hallways or parking areas
• Lack of working smoke or carbon monoxide detectors
• Electrical issues or fire hazards
• Negligent security or missing door locks

Our team will carefully investigate maintenance records, lease agreements, and prior tenant complaints to determine whether your landlord breached their duty of care.

Steps to Take After an Injury in a Rental Property

1. Notify your landlord or property manager about the hazard immediately.
2. Take detailed photos of the dangerous condition and your injuries.
3. Request a written incident report from management.
4. Seek medical attention right away.
5. Save copies of all medical and maintenance records.
6. Contact Spencer Morgan Law to discuss your case with an attorney.

Common Injuries in Unsafe Rental Properties

Unsafe or poorly maintained rental properties can lead to many serious injuries, including:

• Slips, trips, and falls
• Broken bones and fractures
• Electrical shocks or burns
• Head and neck injuries
• Respiratory illnesses from mold exposure

These injuries can cause long-term pain, medical expenses, and lost income that affect every part of your life.

Compensation for Victims of Rental Property Negligence

If your landlord’s negligence caused your injuries or property damage, you may be entitled to recover:

• Medical bills and rehabilitation expenses
• Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
• Pain and suffering
• Emotional distress
• Costs related to relocation or temporary housing
• Property damage or loss of personal belongings

Spencer Morgan Law will build a strong case for full compensation, whether through settlement or litigation.

How Spencer Morgan Law Can Help

Our firm has extensive experience representing tenants and residents injured due to unsafe property conditions. We handle every aspect of your claim, including evidence gathering, negotiations, and communication with insurers. Spencer Morgan Law fights to ensure landlords and property owners are held accountable for failing to maintain their properties safely. You pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you.

Orlando Rental Property Injury FAQs

Can I file a claim if my landlord ignored repair requests?

Yes. If you can show that the landlord knew about a dangerous condition and failed to fix it, they may be liable for your injuries.

What if I rent from a large property management company?

You can still pursue a claim against a management company if their negligence caused your injuries or losses.

Can I sue for property damage as well as injuries?

Yes. You can seek compensation for damaged personal property along with medical and emotional damages.

How much time do I have to file a claim?

Florida law generally allows two years from the date of the injury to file a personal injury lawsuit.

What if my lease has a liability waiver?

A waiver cannot protect landlords from gross negligence or failure to follow Florida’s safety and maintenance laws.

Areas We Serve Throughout Orlando

• Baldwin Park
• Thornton Park
• Dr. Phillips
• Lake Nona
• Winter Park
• Downtown Orlando
• MetroWest
• College Park
• SoDo
• Conway
• Audubon Park
• Ivanhoe Village

Contact an Orlando Rental Property Lawyer at Spencer Morgan Law

If you were injured or suffered losses due to unsafe conditions in a rental property, Spencer Morgan Law can help you pursue justice. Our attorneys will review your case, gather evidence, and handle all negotiations while you focus on recovery. Call 305-423-3800 today for a free consultation with an Orlando rental property lawyer. We are dedicated to protecting your rights and securing the compensation you deserve.