Increasing Personal Injury Settlements While Avoiding Trial
What happens if the settlement you received isn't sufficient, but you also don't want to gamble with a legal proceeding or trial?
Do Victims of Drunk Driving Get Higher Settlements?
Juries tend to take drunk driving cases seriously because of the egregious nature of the offense, and victims may see more in damages.
Common Driving Habits That Aren’t Actually Legal
There are several common driving habits that have become normalized for many motorists, but they can actually get you into legal trouble.
Toxic Exposure on the Job: Beyond Asbestos
While asbestos is a significant concern, it's far from the only toxic substance putting workers at risk for long term health issues.
Florida’s 14 Day Rule in 2024
The 14-Day Rule strictly applies to insurance benefits, primarily affecting your ability to access PIP coverage.
Personal Injury Appeals: Good or Bad Idea?
Appeals are only considered if there were legal errors during your case—simply wanting a larger settlement won't be enough.
Medical Consent Before Procedures
Medical consent involves a patient voluntarily allowing their medical providers to perform a specific medical intervention for their benefit.
Florida Road Rage Risks
Road rage is typically defined as deliberate actions intended to intimidate or harm another driver and, in many cases, force them to take evasive action to avoid crashes and accidents.
Do You Have a Case? Repetitive Motion Injuries
Repetitive motion injuries (RMIs) occur when continuous, repeated movements cause minor but incremental damage to the body's muscles, tendons, ligaments, or nerves.
Filing Lawsuits on a Loved One’s Behalf
In most personal injury cases, the law requires that the individual directly harmed must file their lawsuits themselves - but there are exceptions.
