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Can I Sue in Florida for a Fire at a Resort in the Dominican Republic? When a catastrophic “inferno” breaks out at an international resort, the first thing survivors are often told is that they have to follow local Dominican law. The resort owners and their insurance adjusters may imply that you are stuck in a foreign legal system where recovery is capped and corporate accountability is nearly non-existent. We are here to tell you that is rarely the whole story. If the resort where you or your loved one was injured is a franchise or a subsidiary of a U.S.-based hospitality giant—like Marriott, Hilton, or Hyatt—the path to justice often leads straight back to the United States. Because many of these international hotel chains are headquartered or have significant operations in Florida, our Florida trial team can often establish jurisdiction in American courts. We don’t just look at the building where the fire happened; we look at where the safety budgets were set, where the managers were trained, and where the marketing promises were made. In many cases, we can bring a premises liability claim in a Florida courtroom, where your rights are protected by U.S. standards of evidence…