From Firepits to Fireworks – Are You Liable for Party Mishaps?
Fourth of July holiday parties may present some potentially dangerous situations - are you liable if a guest is injured, whether from fireworks or firepits?
Birth Injuries – Do You Have a Claim?
All lawsuits are emotional and personal, but perhaps none more so than those which involve a baby born with a serious birth defect. Do you have a claim?
Boating Accidents and Injury Claims
The greater Tampa Bay area is a boater's paradise, but congestion on the water - or driver negligence - can sometimes lead to boating accidents. Here's how to respond if you are injured this summer.
Why Full Coverage Car Insurance Is Never Enough
Full coverage covers your car. Who covers the persons in your car, yourself, if somebody else injures you or if you injure somebody else in another vehicle or a pedestrian? That’s bodily injury.
Understanding the Types of Personal Injury Damage Claims
Personal injury claims and lawsuits are among the most common legal actions in the state of Florida, and the personal injury attorneys of Probinsky & Cole are proficient in researching, negotiating, and litigating these claims. As common as these types of cases are, they cover a vast range of situations. In general, a personal injury [...]
How Much Time Do You Have Before It’s Too Late To File a Claim?
Many persons ask, “How long do I have to make a claim for my accident?” Well, it depends on what type of case it is, so let's discuss the different situations and their statute of limitations.
Can a Non-Citizen File a Personal Injury Claim?
Personal injury claims are among the most common filed in the Florida legal system. They cover a broad spectrum of accidents and injuries, ranging from car accidents to slip and fall events. Essentially, you have the right to file a personal injury claim if you have been harmed or injured due to the negligence of [...]
Car Accident? Be Sure to Gather and Preserve Evidence.
If you have been involved in a car accident, there are several options to recovering for your injuries, property damage, and if appropriate, lost wages. As Florida is a no-fault state, your first line of defense is your own insurance company, who will compensate you for damages up to your policy limits. If your potential [...]
