Florida Law is Responding to the Distracted Driving Epidemic
Florida has taken steps to address distracted driving through laws aimed at reducing the practice and improving road safety - but there is more to be done.
Florida has taken steps to address distracted driving through laws aimed at reducing the practice and improving road safety - but there is more to be done.
Protege el Futuro de tu Hijo Tras una Lesión Personal en Florida Enfrentar la realidad de que tu hijo ha sufrido una lesión grave es la peor pesadilla de cualquier padre. Más allá del impacto emocional, las facturas médicas y la incertidumbre sobre el futuro pueden generar ansiedad y preguntas difíciles: ¿Quién es responsable? ¿Cómo [...]
Cuando sufres una lesión grave por la negligencia de otra persona, no solo enfrentas el dolor físico, sino también el impacto económico que puede alterar tu vida. Además de cubrir gastos médicos, una demanda por lesiones personales puede ayudarte a recuperar ingresos perdidos y proteger tu futuro financiero, especialmente si la lesión afecta permanentemente tu [...]
With one-third of Floridians living as tenants, it is important that state law ensures fair treatment and safeguards their living conditions and tenant rights.
In 2023, Florida made significant changes to its comparative negligence law, specifically impacting auto insurance claims and the amount of damages a plaintiff can recover in personal injury cases.
Whether or not someone legally possesses a firearm does not significantly change the range of options for victims seeking compensation for their injury.
Recovering from injuries due to gunshots can be extremely difficult and emotional, meaning that awards for pain and suffering can be significant.
Many Floridians are surprised to learn that personal injury attorneys can help them even if their unique injury situation doesn't fall neatly into a common category.
Experienced attorneys can negotiate with insurance companies to prevent you from accepting a settlement that falls short of covering your needs and hidden costs.
Some car accident injuries— often called delayed-onset or latent injuries —can take hours, days, or even weeks to make themselves known.