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This Memorial Day, we invite you to pause and reflect to honor our fallen heroes who sacrificed their lives for our freedom. As you are celebrating with your loved ones, we encourage you to keep in mind some safety precautions from the Red Cross. Driving a Car or Boat Follows the rules of the road…
When you are seriously hurt in a motor vehicle collision or another type of injury accident, your injuries may extend beyond physical pain and damage. The experience can be traumatic both mentally and emotionally. Under Florida’s so-called impact rule, however, it can be difficult to recover compensation for non-economic damages such as pain and suffering…
A statute of limitations is a period during which you must file your case. The Florida statutes of limitations for a typical in personal injury cases vary by type of injury. For example, the statute of limitations for a car accident or trip and fall is generally four years. However, it varies depending on the…
When you have suffered an injury, you may be left facing many difficulties. You are likely juggling medical appointments, personal challenges on the work and home front, insurance claims, and more, all while battling pain and suffering. Florida laws, however, can help you when you have the support of experienced lawyers. Seeking the compensation you…
Although TV shows love the drama of a courtroom and a trial, most legal matters never make it that far. And in some cases, those that do make it to trial can be cut short through a variety of different motions. One of the most misunderstood of these motions is the default judgment. Default judgments…
As in the rest of the country, most legal matters in Florida don’t make it to trial. Litigation can take significant time, money, and other resources from both sides, and it only makes sense that people would be nervous about trying their case in civil court. So when a dispute does reach the trial stage,…
How Does Florida PIP Work? When a car accident occurs and those involved in the accident suffer injuries, one of the biggest questions that arises is that of who will pay for victims’ harm. While some states allow injury victims to file claims or lawsuits against those who are responsible for their injuries, other states…
When a drunk driver causes a car accident, the injured person’s first thought is probably to sue the drunk driver. However, thanks to dram shop law, Florida drivers can sometimes hold the bar liable for their injuries as well. But what exactly are Florida’s dram shop laws? And more importantly, when can an injured plaintiff…
Car accidents can be very complicated, and there is no guarantee that a plaintiff can name every at-fault party in a lawsuit. In these situations, named defendants can shift some liability to one of these unnamed parties, called a Fabre defendant. Florida law allows jurors to apportion liability to a Fabre defendant to avoid unfairly…
