Summary: An insurance denial for your slip and fall claim in Miami doesn’t mean the end of the road—options like appealing or suing remain viable. Insurers often deny claims citing “no property owner negligence,” late reporting, or insufficient evidence, but these can be challenged with the right steps. Request a written denial explanation, revisit the scene for photos or video, and gather witness statements to bolster your case. Wolfson & Leon, as your Miami slip and fall lawyer, excels at analyzing denial weaknesses and negotiating with insurers—or filing a lawsuit if needed—to reverse the outcome. Persistence and expert counsel can turn a “no” into fair compensation—call 305-285-1115 to fight back.
Introduction: A Denial Isn’t the Final Word
Slipping on a wet floor or tripping over a hazard can leave you injured and frustrated, but nothing stings more than an insurance denial for your slip and fall claim. You might feel defeated, assuming the insurer’s decision is set in stone. It’s not. In Miami, where slick lobbies, uneven sidewalks, and tourist-packed venues breed slip and fall risks, denials are common—but they’re not unbeatable. At Wolfson & Leon, with over 60 years of advocating for victims, we’ve turned countless denials into victories. This guide explains why claims get rejected, what to do next, and how our personal injury attorneys can help you prevail.