Tort reform in Florida often benefits large corporations at the expense of everyday citizens. By restricting access to the legal system and capping damages, these reforms harm those who are most in need of justice. In collaboration with the Florida Justice Association and Accountable Florida, we are committed to fighting these unfair policies and advocating for the rights of Floridians.
Read MoreCar seat safety is crucial for protecting your child while on the road. In Florida, following guidelines for the proper use of car seats and understanding when a child can sit in the front seat can prevent injuries and save lives.
Read MoreBodily injury compensation is designed to cover the physical and emotional damages you suffer after an accident. In Florida, understanding the types of compensation available and how to file a claim is crucial for securing the financial support you need for recovery.
Read MoreUnderstanding the difference between discretionary and operational functions is critical when considering whether you can sue a school board. This distinction determines whether a governmental entity like a school board is protected by sovereign immunity or whether it can be held liable for negligence.
Read MoreWe have heard some crazy stories about insurance companies meeting accident victims in Wal-Mart parking lots to give them $1,000 in return for the victim signing a Release. A Release is a contract/waiver of the individual’s right to pursue additional damages no matter what happens in the future. While I have not read these back-alley Releases, I would presume that they also say that the Defendant Driver is not liable.
Read MoreFlorida Law only requires a driver to carry Personal Injury Protection and Property Damage coverage. This means that if you crash, no matter whose fault it is, you have a minimum of $10,000 of benefits toward medical care and $10,000 toward property damage. If you are at fault, the other party can request that your insurance cover their property damage.
Read MoreWhen you’re injured through no fault of your own, you may be entitled to compensation. The best way to determine what rights you have is to consult with an attorney. Many people don’t ever take advantage of the free consultation that most attorneys offer because they don’t want to “sue” anybody.
Read MoreIn most Personal Injury cases, your attorney will do all of the legal work prior to payment. The attorney will agree to take a percentage of any monies recovered. This is called a contingency fee agreement.
Read MoreInjured in a car crash? You’re going to be facing a lot of tough options in the next few hours, days, week and possibly months. Here are our tips for getting through this process.
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