Reporting Medical Malpractice During COVID-19
The process of reporting medical malpractice and removing doctors who act irresponsibly is an important function of state medical boards, even during COVID.
Types of Personal Injury Cases
The most common personal injury cases are car, truck or motorcycle accidents, but they can also include slip and fall accidents or medical malpractice.
Auto Accident Law: Expert Testimony
Most people are familiar with the concept of expert testimony for criminal cases. Expert witnesses are often used in car accident cases as well.
¿Cuál es tu condición migratoria?
Estas son las clasificaciones de inmigración. Con todos los cambios en la ley de inmigración, puede resultar confuso entender su estado actual o cómo puede este cambiar. Es importante saber cómo renovar o modificar su estatus, así como ser consciente de cómo podría poner en peligro su estatus. Todas las clasificaciones de inmigración conllevan diferentes [...]
Typical Personal Injury Cases in Sarasota
Personal injury law covers everyday occurrences which happen to ordinary people. Attorneys are simply here to make sure you are properly represented and protected. Here are some of the typical personal injury cases that are filed in this area.
Catastrophic Injury Cases
A catastrophic injury can negatively impact every aspect of an individual’s life, not to mention the lives of family members and loved ones.
What is An Initial Consultation?
If you’ve been hurt in an a car accident or slip and fall, your first line of defense is to schedule an initial consultation with a local Sarasota attorney.
Car Accident Statistics for 2020
Car accident statistics involve people from all walks of life - and it is likely that you or someone you know has been involved in an accident.
New Workman’s Compensation Laws Due to COVID?
Once implication of the COVID-19 shutdowns and shelter-in-place orders many have not thought of is that of workman's compensation laws and proceedings.
Medical Malpractice Caps on Damages
Traditionally, medical malpractice caps have been in place to limit the amount of money a plaintiff can recover. But that changed in Florida in 2017.
