Hit by a Drunk Driver – Now What?
The moments after a car accident are unnerving enough. But when you find out that you have been hit by a drunk driver, emotions may be running high, and you may be wondering what your rights are.
The moments after a car accident are unnerving enough. But when you find out that you have been hit by a drunk driver, emotions may be running high, and you may be wondering what your rights are.
It's estimated that in a single mile of traffic, a driver may have to make as many as 400 decisions. While most of these actions and reactions are essentially automatic to a seasoned driver, it is a lot for a new driver to absorb.
In the aftermath of the accident, you may find yourself wondering about a whole list of issues, from injuries to liability to the effect on your insurance. Here are some answers to a very commonly asked question.
Every case is unique, so having an accident attorney on your side can make a big difference in the outcome of your case.
Hi, I’m Brent Probinsky, a lawyer with the law firm of Probinsky & Cole. I am here to serve the state of Florida. We have offices in Brandon, Florida near Tampa as well as Sarasota. We have four lawyers; we represent clients in the areas of personal injury. I work with compensation [...]
Brent Probinsky Speaks on Worker's Rights at Miami Mexican Consulate.
Yo soy Brent Probinsky, soy americano pero como llevo 33 años ayudando a la comunidad hispana aprendí un poquito español y casi todo nuestro equipo aquí, en nuestra oficina habla español. Estamos para servirle, nada más que nos llamas al 941 371 8800, para servirles.
Car accidents can cause shock and confusion, and it may be difficult to have our wits about us after an unexpected collision. We often consider what we would do should someone else cause an accident, but is the situation different if we are at-fault?
In Florida, as in many states, one of the areas of law that people are not familiar with or don't realize there may be a right to make a claim is what's called negligent security.
Because of the subjective nature of the pain & suffering portion of a personal injury claim, the insurance companies and jury have to rely upon the honesty and believability of the injured party when determining damages.