Building Collapse in Tallahassee

Damages from a building collapse in Tallahassee can be classified as economic or non-economic. Economic damages are tangible, meaning they have a visible value. Medical expenses and property damages are examples of economic damages. Calculating your non-economic damages is a little more challenging. Non-economic damages don’t have a visible value. Mental anguish, pain, and suffering are non-economic damages. Morgan & Morgan may be able to help you recover. Some other examples of damages you may be able to claim after being injured in a Tallahassee building collapse can include:

• Medical bills
• Lost income
• Reduced income potential
• Scarring and disfigurement
• Pain and suffering
• Loss of use of a limb
• Loss of enjoyment of life

If the injuries result in a fatality, you may be able to file a wrongful death lawsuit. Talk to a specialist at Morgan & Morgan to learn more about your case and your legal rights.

Recovering from your injuries will take time. While you’re focusing on your recovery, Morgan & Morgan may be able to help with your case. If we decide your case has merit, we can:

• Gather evidence from the accident scene
• Determine fault. For example, did a design flaw cause the building to collapse, or was it due to negligent maintenance
• Calculate your economic and non-economic damages. You may also qualify for punitive damages
• Submit your settlement offer to the at-fault party’s insurance
• Conduct the negotiations

Sometimes, it’s not possible to reach an acceptable settlement through negotiations. If this applies to your personal injury case, we can proceed with a civil lawsuit. Contact Morgan & Morgan to learn more.

Morgan & Morgan is the largest personal injury law firm in the nation and has a proven track record of success. We have recovered over $20 billion for our clients and will work to protect your rights. If you’re injured in a building collapse, contact Morgan & Morgan for a free case evaluation to learn more about your case.