Should You Trust Your Insurance Agent?
While every company is different, and your insurance agent may be a wonderful person - in general, insurance companies have a reputation for trying to limit their payouts.
What is Post-Claim Underwriting?
Insurance companies have a list of excuses they use to justify not paying you, but one strategy is unknown to most consumers: post-claim underwriting.
Are you Negligent if You Drive While Sick?
In the past, someone who felt ill rarely thought twice about driving a car. But is driving while sick negligent if concentration and focus are impaired?
9 Reasons to Get a Personal Injury Attorney Involved
Because the personal injury attorney role is often misunderstood, we like to periodically take the opportunity to revisit the best reasons to call a legal professional to help you with your case.
Are Roundabouts Causing Car Accidents?
Roundabouts facilitate traffic and ease congestion by allowing vehicles to proceed freely and smoothly intersections, without stop signs or traffic lights.
Dashcams – What you Need to Know
Most people use dashcams to record what's happening outside the car, but some dashcams also record audio conversations between the driver and passengers.
Are Bike Lanes Safe for Bikers?
Here in South Florida, we love being outside and enjoying the sunshine. Like many other regions around the United States with warm climates, a lot of people choose to leave their car at home and ride their bikes around town. While bike lanes are becoming more prevalent in many places, traffic is also increasing, which [...]
Pepper Spray Laws in Florida
With so many people walking in unfamiliar areas with pockets of cash, the criminal element often finds our state irresistible. While it is rare, if you are assaulted in Florida, you have the right to defend yourself. In this article, we discuss the legality of pepper spray.
What is Tort Law?
Tort law protects and compensates individuals who have been harmed by an act of negligence, recklessness, or intentional wrongdoing.
Filing a Claim for Emotional Distress
Emotional distress, also called "mental anguish," is a primarily psychological injury that may be asserted in civil lawsuits. Legally, emotional distress is a state of mental suffering resulting from an incident caused by someone else's negligence or intentional acts. Recovering damages for emotional distress can be challenging.
