Can I recover damages if the attack happened on the owner's property? Reviewed by Jeffrey S. Altman · Florida Bar No. 159174 · Million Dollar Advocates Forum member · Reviewed 8 November 2026
Yes, as long as you were lawfully on the property. This includes being invited as a guest or performing duties required by law, such as mail delivery or home maintenance.
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