Blaine Law, P.A.

09/24/2026

⚠️ WHO IS RESPONSIBLE WHEN YOU FALL AT A BUSINESS?

Businesses and property owners have a responsibility to keep their premises reasonably safe for customers and visitors.

But simply getting hurt at a business does not automatically mean the business is responsible.

The circumstances surrounding the fall matter.
A business may be responsible when it:

• Knew about a dangerous condition and failed to correct it.
• Should have known about the danger because it existed long enough that a reasonable inspection should have discovered it.
• Failed to fix the dangerous condition within a reasonable amount of time.
• Failed to adequately warn customers about a known hazard.
• Failed to reasonably inspect or maintain the property.

Dangerous conditions can include things like:
✔️ Wet or slippery floors�✔️ Spills in stores or restaurants�✔️ Broken or uneven flooring�✔️ Uneven sidewalks or parking lots�✔️ Poor lighting�✔️ Loose handrails or steps�✔️ Dangerous stairways�✔️ Clutter or obstacles in walkways�✔️ Poorly maintained entrances and exits

📸 WHAT SHOULD YOU DO AFTER A FALL?
Evidence can disappear quickly. A spill can be cleaned up. A broken step can be repaired. Surveillance video can be overwritten.
If you're able, take pictures and video of the exact condition that caused you to fall before it changes.

Report the incident to the business and make sure an incident report is created. Get the names and contact information of anyone who witnessed what happened. Seek appropriate medical attention and document your injuries.
Most importantly, don't assume the business will preserve the evidence simply because an accident was reported.
In premises-liability cases, what the business knew, when it knew it, and what it did about the danger can make all the difference.

09/02/2026

🚔POLICE ASK:
“Do you know why I pulled you over?”

What do you say?

Drop your answers in the comments!
(A, B, C, or D)

08/28/2026

Before you turn right, look right. 👀

It happens in seconds. ⏱️

A driver pulls out of a parking lot or driveway. They look left, watching for a break in traffic. Traffic clears. They begin turning right but they never looked back to the right, and a bicyclist is already crossing in front of them. 💥

In Florida, a bicyclist riding on a sidewalk or through a crosswalk has the same rights and duties as a pedestrian. Contrary to what many people believe, a bicyclist coming from the opposite direction of traffic isn’t automatically at fault. 😓

Drivers must watch for more than just oncoming cars. ✅

Always look both ways before moving into that sidewalk or crosswalk area. ✅

If you’ve been injured in an accident, call Blaine Law today for your free consultation. ✅

📞727-288-0477

08/26/2026

08/20/2026

Another victory today! ⚖️

We won’t get into the details just yet, as we have a separate case arising from the same facts.

But now, we’re on the offensive.

Pass the apron, cuz your boy is cookin’. 👨‍🍳🔥

08/12/2026

‼️ We can’t say this enough, you have the right to remain silent - USE IT ‼️

🚔 If you’re being questioned by law enforcement remember: You have the right to remain silent. You do not have to explain yourself, answer any questions, or try to “clear things up” on your own. Even an innocent statement can be misconstrued and taken out of context.

✅The safest approach? Politely exercise your right to remain silent and at your first opportunity, call Blaine Law before making any statements about your case.

✅Your rights matter. Protect them!

08/07/2026

At 55 mph, five seconds is enough to travel the length of a football field.

Now imagine covering that distance without ever looking at the road.

That's what happens every time a driver looks down to read a text, check a notification, or scroll social media.

Distracted driving can change lives in an instant, causing:

🚗 Serious crashes

🏥 Life-changing injuries

💼 Lost income

💵 Overwhelming medical expenses

No text, notification, or social media post is worth risking someone's life.

If you or someone you love has been injured by a distracted driver, Blaine Law P.A. is here to help. We'll handle the legal process while you focus on your recovery.

Call us today for a free, no-obligation consultation.

📞(727) 288-0477

08/05/2026

In today’s world, the strongest evidence against you isn’t always found at the crime scene. In fact, it’s often sitting right in front of everyone’s faces and YOU’RE the one that put it there!

Before you post, comment, or message, remember that what you share can have lasting consequences! Don’t help the government build a case against you. Think before you post. Your freedom could depend on it!

07/31/2026

Myth V. Fact

❌Myth: If my car isn’t badly damaged, I can’t be seriously injured.

✅Fact: Many injuries including whiplash, concussions, and soft tissue injuries can occur in a low-speed collision.

Never judge your health based off the damage of your vehicle. If you’ve been involved in an auto accident, always get evaluated by a medical professional, no matter how minimal the damage to your vehicle is.

Remember, your health is worth more than your bumper. If you or a loved one has been in an accident, call Blaine Law.

📞(727) 288-0477

07/29/2026

Exciting morning!!!

This morning, we had a global settlement conference involving three injured parties. We were honored to represent two of those three clients, and we're proud to share that we secured a combined 99% of the maximum available insurance proceeds for them.

Results like this don't happen by accident. They come from knowing every detail of our clients' cases, staying organized from day one, keeping up with every medical appointment and provider, and being fully prepared when it matters most.

Every record, every bill, every conversation, and every piece of evidence matters. When it's time to negotiate, preparation makes all the difference.

We're grateful for the trust our clients place in us and proud to fight for the best possible outcome on their behalf. If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident, give us a call 727-288-0477.