The largest personal injury lawfirm in the country has filed another slip-and-fall lawsuit against a Dollar General in Marion County, marking the fourth such filing in the past two months.

Attorneys from Orlando-based Morgan and Morgan filed the lawsuit on behalf of Maranda Taylor against Dolgencorp, LLC, the subsidiary of the dollar store chain, in the Fifth Judicial Circuit Court of Marion County on August 11.

According to the complaint, Taylor was allegedly visiting the DG Market located at 17520 N U.S. Highway 301 in Citra on January 6, 2025. DG Markets are variants of Dollar General stores that offer a wider selection of fresh produce and grocery items.

During her visit to the store, Taylor claims she was walking through the business when she “slipped and fell on a liquid substance on the floor.” As a result of the alleged fall, Taylor claims she “sustained significant personal injuries.”

On July 7, the lawfirm filed a similar lawsuit on behalf of Citrus County resident Kevin Davis. According to the complaint in that filing, Davis was visiting the Dollar General located at 11582 N William Street in Dunnellon on January 3, 2025. Davis claims that, “while he was walking towards the checkout area,” he “suddenly and without warning slipped on an unmarked, unwarned, unattended, and not-readily apparent slipper liquid substance.”

On June 24, a separate filing on behalf of Ruth Palmore accused an “uninformed employee” at the Dollar General located at 15030 E Highway 316 in Fort McCoy of negligence during an incident that allegedly occurred on January 9, 2025. The lawsuit accused the employee of “not paying attention while transporting supplies in an overstocked cart” and ramming into Palmore as a result.

On June 19, the lawfirm filed a separate slip-and-fall lawsuit on behalf of Samuel Lopez. Lopez alleges that he was visiting the Dollar General at 4885 W Highway 326 in Ocala on March 13, 2025. While he was “shopping for lemons,” Lopez alleges that he “suddenly and without warning tripped and fell” due to a step stool that had been left “in the middle of the aisle” behind him.

The plaintiffs in all four cases all seeking in excess of $50,000 in damages.