Recent Blog Posts
Liability in Birth Injury Cases
Childbirth is not an easy task, but when you trust a medical professional to take you through your pregnancy period and help you safely deliver your child, you expect them to do precisely that. Negligence during any stage of the birth journey can cause devastating effects that affect the lives of many, including parents,… Read More »
Not Wearing a Seat Belt Can Negatively Affect Your Personal Injury Case
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) reminds both drivers and passengers that seat belts are among the best vehicles’ safety features, but they only work when used. Under F.S. 316.614, it is unlawful for any driver or passenger over 18 years to sit in the front seat of a vehicle… Read More »
Can I Sue Uber After Being Involved in An Uber Accident in Florida?
Uber has become a game-changer, and with many rides going smoothly, riders are not going to stop using Uber anytime soon. Nonetheless, just like other drivers, Uber drivers are prone to auto accidents. So, what happens when you are in an Uber accident? You can be involved in an Uber accident either as; a… Read More »
5 Factors That Influence The Timeframe of a Florida Personal Injury Lawsuit
If someone else’s negligence left you with an injury, then filing a personal injury lawsuit to receive compensation is most likely your next step. Medical bills and time away from work can frustrate you. Due to such stress, it is only natural that you want your case to be resolved as fast as possible…. Read More »
Why You Should Avoid Talking to an Insurance Adjuster Without an Attorney
Even though Florida is a no-fault state, there are exceptions to the law that allow a driver to receive compensation from the at-fault driver’s insurance company. If your PIP cannot pay for all your medical bills, lost wages, and car damages, you might benefit a lot from the settlement you receive from the other… Read More »
Whiplash Claims: How Much Will I Receive for My Whiplash Injury?
Out of the over 400,000 car crashes that occur in a single year in Florida, the majority of the people involved are most likely to suffer from soft tissue injuries. Whiplash is one example of mild tissue injury that many people suffer from after a car accident. Most people assume that whiplash is not… Read More »
Negotiating With the Insurance Company After an Auto Accident
Florida is a no-fault state, under the Florida Motor Vehicle No-Fault Law. Therefore, after an auto accident, your insurance company owes you compensation regardless of who is at fault. Under the No-fault law, you require to have Personal Injury Protection Insurance (PIP) as part of your automobile insurance plans. However, suppose you are involved… Read More »
Can I Sue a Doctor That Misdiagnosed My Cancer?
The number of people battling cancer in the U.S alone is massive, with an estimated 1.7 million new cases recorded in a year, and over half a million people dying from the disease. With such figures, it can be infuriating to learn that a doctor might have misdiagnosed your condition. Knowing that you have… Read More »
Was Drowsy Driving the Cause of Your Collision With a Truck?
Truck drivers and other commercial vehicle operators are tasked with a difficult job: moving heavy freight as economically as possible (as quickly as possible), while still doing so in a safe manner. Unfortunately, these two objectives (speed and safety) do not mesh well together. In fact, they are contrary to one another. The faster… Read More »
Liability During Emergency Vehicle Collisions
If you were involved in a collision with an emergency vehicle, and you were not at fault, you can sue the liable party for damages, just as you could sue a private citizen. However, you will likely be going up against a government agency, and winning a personal injury claim against the government poses… Read More »
