Florida Dog Bite Laws
If you are a dog owner in South Florida - or if you have been bitten or injured by someone else's pet dog - you should be interested in the dog bite laws which may apply.
Pecuniary Losses Vs. Non-Pecuniary Losses
Pecuniary losses and non-pecuniary losses are applicable to personal injury and wrongful death cases. Here's how they may possibly relate to your situation.
How PTSD May Affect Your Personal Injury Case
After a traumatic event, any person is likely to exhibit signs which mimic the condition, but if these symptoms persist for months, it may be PTSD.
Why We May Refuse Your Personal Injury Case
Although your personal injury case may have merit, an attorney may choose not to pursue the case. Here's are some reasons why.
Florida Statutes of Limitation Explained
According to Florida law, there is a certain amount of time in which you are allowed to file a lawsuit. If this timeframe elapses and you did not file your case, you may not be able to seek retribution. The Florida Statutes of Limitation are the body of law which reflect these time frames based on the type of case you are filing.
Reviewing Bicycle Safety Laws
Activists are now working on obtaining sponsors for a new bill aimed at changing current bicycle safety laws and attaching a “presumed liability” clause.
Dealing with a Boating Accident
Whether drunk or distracted boating, inexperience, overcrowding or unlawful operation, the chance of a boating accident rises each year at this time.
Psychological Effects of an Injury
If you were involved in an accident or were injured by someone's negligence or violence, it is very common to suffer emotional and psychological effects.
What is Burden of Proof?
In order to prevail in a personal injury case, the plaintiff must prove their case; in other words, the burden of proof falls to the plaintiff.
The Personal Injury Settlement Process
Personal injury cases can be drawn out. At the end of a settlement process, it is understandable that you just want to know - how am I compensated?
