ORLANDO LAWSUIT REPORT
ABRAHAM SIERRA, TIFFANY ANN vs. SEA WORLD OF FLORIDA LLC
Filed: 08/11/2015
Plaintiff’s Residence: Florida
Alleged Accident Date: September 1, 2013
Alleged Accident Location: Sea World – Dolphin Stadium
Facts Alleged: The plaintiff alleged that she was “walking into the Dolphin Stadium holding her son. Plaintiff, SIERRA, slipped on a latent foreign substance on the floor and slammed into a handrail at the stadium causing her significant injuries.”
Plaintiff further alleged that:
“Defendant, SEA WORLD, by and through its employees and/or servants and/or agents breached its duty to the Plaintiff, SIERRA and was negligent in these non-exclusive ways:
- Engaging in a negligent mode of operation that allowed latent foreign substances to remain on the floor of the premises;
- Engaging in a negligent mode of operation that allowed the floor to fall into a state of disrepair;
- Failing to provide reasonable and appropriate levels of inspection of its premises, including but not limited to the floor, for the safety of its business invitees, such as the Plaintiff, SIERRA;
- Failing to provide a reasonably safe environment for persons using the premises, including the floor, such as the Plaintiff, SIERRA;
- Failing to warn the Plaintiff, SIERRA, of an unsafe condition existing at the premises, including but not limited to the latent foreign substances on the floor, which Defendant, SEA WORLD, its employees and/or servants and/or agents, knew or should have known;
- Failing to maintain the premises in a manner that was safe (keeping the floor of the premises free of latent foreign substances) for SEA WORLD’S business invitees;
- Failing to ensure SEA WORLD’S employees discharged their nondelegable duty to maintain the commercial premises in a reasonably safe condition for SEA WORLD’S business invitees, such as the Plaintiff, SIERRA; and
- Failing to timely or adequately remedy and/or eliminate said dangerous condition at the Defendant, SEA WORLD’S premises, including but not limited to the floor, which dangerous condition the Defendant, SEA WORLD, knew or should have known existed.”
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