I slipped and fell in a Hooters in Broward County, Florida on Oct 8 last year on a slippery floor mop from kitchen.Two slipped disc.Iwas a builder; had 12 lumbARSHOT PAIN WILLBE BAC
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I slipped and fell in a Hooters in Broward County, Florida on Oct 8 last year on a slippery floor mop from kitchen.Two slipped disc.Iwas a builder; had 12 lumbARSHOT PAIN WILLBE BAC
Asked on June 1, 2009 under Personal Injury, Florida
Answers:
L.M., Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
From the little bit of information you gave me, it sounds like you have a personal injury case in Broward County, Florida. I assume you've contacted the restaurant manager and let him or her know. You will need the name and contact information for their insurance company in order to make a claim. With 2 slipped discs, and lumbar shots, it seems to be an ongoing issue for you since it's been almost 8 months. Of course, if you have a history of back problems, they'll be interested in obtaining your medical records. Why don't you contact a personal injury attorney in the county and discuss your situation. If you have sizable medical bills or will likely in the future as a result of this injury, an injury accident attorney will be interested in your case.
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