Fort Myers Circle K Accident Lawyer

Did you fall as you walked through the parking lot of a Circle K? Were you seriously hurt in a Fort Myers Circle K slip-and-fall accident? Are you stressed out because the bills for your medical care are starting to come in? Is it a struggle to pay your household expenses because your injuries prevent you from returning to work?

When you've suffered a major injury while visiting a Circle K convenience store, you should speak with the best Fort Myers accident attorney that you can call as soon as possible. If you or someone in your family suffered a substantial injury because of store owner or operator negligence, you might be compensated for the cost of your medical care, lost income and more. Find out more by contacting Wolfson & Leon today for a free, no-obligation case consultation by calling (239) 777-9954 today.

Convenience stores like Circle K can make life much easier. You can save yourself a trip to the bank by going to the ATM inside. You can avoid long lines at the grocery store when you need to pick up a few kitchen staples, like bread or milk.

You can find several Circle K gas stations and convenience stores in the greater Fort Myers area, including:

• 2948 Hanson Street
• 3614 Cleveland Avenue
• 2657 Colonial Blvd
• 19373 S. Tamiami Trail
• 4130 Veronica S. Shoemaker Blvd
• 9001 Rolfes Road,
• 11225 S. Cleveland Avenue
• 9551 Orange River Blvd
• 12551 Metro Parkway
• 14362 Palm Beach Blvd
• 20021 Summerlin Road
• 19021 S. Tamiami Trail

As you pull into Circle K, you can access gas pumps, parking, restrooms, and the convenience store. Despite its convenience, every area has a potential for accidents, including:

Slick walkways: Pooled gasoline or other fluids around pumps could cause someone to slip. Inside the store, floors may become wet and slippery from spilled drinks, broken refrigerators or drink machines, or sinks or toilets that leak. Shoppers may also slip on a floor mat or rug that isn’t secure.

Uneven walking surfaces: Outside walkways with broken or uneven pavement could cause someone to trip. You could trip and fall over a pothole, hidden curb, or cracked pavement in the parking lot. Store aisles with obstacles left in the walking path, like boxes or carts, could pose a tripping hazard.

Bad lighting: Some walking hazards may be challenging to see at night if the outside lighting is dim or broken. In some cases, bad lighting and lack of security could lead to assaults or other criminal activity outside the store. Circle K can be found responsible if you were injured by a criminal if they failed to maintain reasonable security measures.

Car accidents: Gas station parking lots see a lot of vehicle activity during the day. Pedestrians could be hit by cars driving through the lot or backing out of parking spots. Overgrown bushes or low signage block a driver’s view of pedestrians or other vehicles. If you are filling up your gas tank, you could be hurt if another vehicle hits your car as it pulls up to the pump.

Fires or chemical burns: Gasoline or other liquids could cause burns if they touch your skin or eyes. Gas or diesel could also leak from hoses, pump handles, or if shut-off valves are faulty.

Whether you slipped on a wet floor or fell while walking through the parking lot, not every Circle K Accident leaves you seriously hurt. You may notice a slight bruise or bump, but overall, you feel good enough.

Sadly, you don’t always walk away from an accident without getting hurt. Some Circle K accidents can leave you with difficult injuries, such as:

• Concussions, skull fractures, or other head injuries
• Broken bones
• Pulled muscles
• Spinal cord injuries
• Nerve pain
• Skin irritation or burns
• Cuts or lacerations from broken glass
• Neck or shoulder injuries

If you've been seriously hurt at a Fort Myers Circle K, you should get medical aid as soon as possible. In some cases, you might feel ok after an accident. But it's still a good idea to see a medical professional as you might not feel the impact of some injuries until hours or days later.

Circle K owners and operators must keep their property reasonably safe for visitors under Florida’s premises liability laws. They are expected to take sufficient steps to ensure the safety of visitors, such as conducting regular inspections, fixing known hazards, and notifying guests of possible risks. If you or someone in your family gets hurt, store owners or operators may be found negligent when they don’t follow these standards.

Yet even if you are terribly hurt while pumping gas or shopping at Circle K, you must assemble a case that proves that negligence was the cause of the accident and the injuries you suffered. You might be able to seek compensation for your

• Medical care
• Related medical costs, like in-home care, specialized equipment, or home modifications
• Wages lost if your injuries prevented you from working
• Pain, suffering and misery
• Loss of future earning potential

A Circle K premises liability claim can be complicated. Seeking legal help can be critical if you've been severely injured and need compensation for the damage you've suffered.

At Wolfson & Leon, our Fort Myers personal injury attorneys have vigorously fought for accident victims since 1963. If you've suffered painful injuries while visiting a Fort Myers Circle K, we invite you to phone us for a free, no-obligation case consultation. Knowing what legal rights you have when you’ve been gravely harmed is essential if you need to seek compensation.

Want to learn more about your legal rights when you've been seriously hurt while visiting Circle K in Fort Myers? Call Wolfson & Leon today at 239-777-9954 for your free consultation.

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