A resident of Palm Beach County is suing a condominium association and a property management company for negligence following a trip-and-fall incident. Stanley Eyler filed the complaint in the Circuit Court for the 15th Judicial Circuit in Palm Beach County, Florida, on July 8, 2024, against Foxhound Way LLC and Village at Swinton Square Condominium Association, Inc.
According to the court documents, Eyler was lawfully on the premises of a condominium unit located at 123 South Longport Circle, Unit 9E, in Delray Beach on September 1, 2023. During his visit, he tripped and fell on raised and uneven pavers outside the building. Eyler alleges that both defendants failed to maintain the premises in a safe condition, leading to his accident.
The lawsuit details multiple accusations against Foxhound Way LLC. The plaintiff claims that Foxhound Way owned and managed the property where the incident occurred and had a duty to ensure it was safe for visitors. The complaint states that Foxhound Way "failed to maintain the premises in a reasonably safe condition," "failed to inspect, maintain or repair the pavers," and "allowed the pavers to fall into a dangerous state of disrepair." Eyler asserts that these failures created a hazardous environment that led directly to his injuries.
Similarly, Eyler accuses Village at Swinton Square Condominium Association of negligence. The association allegedly controlled and managed the property but neglected its responsibility to keep it safe. The complaint echoes similar allegations made against Foxhound Way: failure to maintain safe conditions, failure to inspect or repair hazardous areas, and allowing dangerous conditions to persist over time.
As a result of these alleged failures by both defendants, Eyler claims he suffered significant injuries including bodily harm, pain and suffering, disability, disfigurement, mental anguish, loss of enjoyment of life, medical expenses for hospitalization and treatment, as well as aggravation of pre-existing conditions. He asserts that these losses are either permanent or ongoing.
Eyler is seeking judgment for damages exceeding $50,000 from both defendants. He demands compensation for his physical injuries as well as associated costs such as medical care and emotional distress. Additionally, he requests a jury trial for all issues presented in this case.
The case is being handled by attorney Ryan Fabre from Schwed Adams & McGinley P.A., representing Stanley Eyler. The filing was recorded by Joseph Abruzzo at 04:57 PM on July 8th under Case Number: 502024CA006360XXXAMB Div: AJ.