What are Repetitive Motion Injuries?
Repetitive motion injuries arise when an employee repeatedly performs the same motion, causing damage to muscles, ligaments, tendons, or nerves.
Who is Liable for Truck Accidents in Florida?
In the context of truck accidents, negligence could mean anything from a truck driver's failure to adhere to speed limits to a trucking company's neglect in maintaining their fleet.
Workplace Injuries and Workmans’ Compensation
Florida's diverse employment landscape means nearly every instance of workplace injury is unique, confusing injured parties on their best course of action.
Police Reports as Evidence in Personal Injury Claims
Leveraging the factual information in police reports can give your personal injury claim the credibility it needs to succeed.
Let’s Review: The Initial Settlement Offer
The manner in which you respond to the insurance company's first settlement offer often makes a difference in how much compensation you are awarded.
What Does it Mean to Work on Contingency?
The primary benefit of contingency structures is the guarantee that a victim pays nothing to their attorney unless they successfully obtain a settlement or judgment in court.
Main Causes of TBIs in Children
TBIs cause approximately one-third of all childhood injury deaths, ten percent of injury-related emergency department visits, and twenty percent of hospitalizations.
6 Steps in the Personal Injury Process
The personal injury process may seem overwhelming, but an experienced attorney will take the necessary steps to help victims receive compensation.
4 Pool Features to Prevent Injury
When the temperatures soar, having an inground pool in your backyard can be a godsend - but there are safety measures you should take to prevent any injury.
What Causes all the Car Accidents?
Although thousands of fatal car accidents occur annually, thankfully, most crashes do not involve a death. In fact, less than 1% of all motor vehicle accidents result in fatalities.
