Mirelis Castilla (Of Counsel-Miami, FL) secured summary judgment on behalf of our global real estate client in a case involving a fall within a landscaped island area. The plaintiff contends that our client “knew or with the exercise of reasonable care should have known, that individuals or invitees would be in the area where the plaintiff fell and that the unsafe condition of the ground in said area would create an unreasonable risk and hazard to the safety of said invitees” and that our client owed the plaintiff a duty of care to “maintain the ground in the plaza in a reasonably safe condition, specifically to ensure that the subject ground/grass area is not unsafe, causing a hazardous condition to occur.” The plaintiff also contends that as a result of the actions and/or inactions of our client, her injuries are either permanent or continuing in nature and she will suffer the losses and impairment in the future. However, Mirelis argued, the plaintiff’s claim is in direct conflict with the applicable and well-settled Florida case law regarding lack of landowner liability for incidents occurring in landscaping areas. As such, our client cannot be held liable for the alleged injuries and resulting damages. The Circuit Court, Eleventh Judicial Circuit, Miami-Dade County, Florida, agreed and issued summary judgment in our client’s favor.