Mistakes that will Limit Your Personal Injury Settlement
More than 3 million people are injured in car accidents annually. A personal injury settlement is one payout which insurance companies may try to limit.
Never Agree to the Initial Settlement Offer
How you respond to an initial settlement offer in a personal injury case may make a world of difference in how much money you are ultimately paid.
Personal Injury Settlements – Factors Which Affect Success
Personal injury settlements can be dramatically increased or decreased based upon how you approach the process, and the skill of your attorney.
Personal Injury Lawyer – Job Description
What types of cases does a personal injury lawyer typically takes on? How they can assist you should you find yourself in need of legal assistance?
Personal Injury Interrogatories
If you a pursuing a personal injury case, there are many terms which you may not be familiar with. For instance, what are interrogatories?
2019 Florida Laws Enacted
A short recap of some of the 2019 Florida laws which may affect your daily life in the state, all enacted over the last 12 months
Social Host Liability – Can Your Party Guest Sue You?
Florida's social host liability law provides protections and guidelines to deal with social and alcohol-related incidents which result in injury or death.
Head Injuries in Assisted Living Facilities
A new study has indicated that when senior citizens residing in long-term care facilities fall, more than a third suffer head injuries in the process
Tis the Season for Accidents
Accidents occur frequently during the holidays. If you have been harmed by a faulty product or drunken reveler, call a Sarasota personal injury lawyer. .
Government Liability for Personal Injury Cases
Personal injury lawsuits and claims involving a government entity or employee (whether local, state or federal) will need to follow stringent guidelines. It is highly recommended that you contact a local personal injury lawyer as soon as possible. Proving government liability begins with filing a "notice of claim" within as few as 60 days after [...]
