Should I Give a Recorded Statement to an Insurance Adjuster? 

After a car accident or another kind of personal injury for which you are filing a personal injury claim, the insurance company responsible for paying your claim will probably ask for a recorded statement. The worst mistake you can make is to agree and proceed… read more

What Are the Most Common Injuries Sustained in Scooter Accidents?

IAA Mobility documents that electric or e-scooters have risen dramatically in popularity within the past few years. In 2018, there were an estimated 10 million e-scooter users worldwide. By 2022, that number increased to approximately 77 million. The use of these mobility options is expected… read more

Why You May Not Want To Settle Your Personal Injury Claim Out of Court

A personal injury claim arises when one party becomes liable for compensating the victim of an injury. Typically, but not always, it is the at-fault party who bears liability. The two main ways of resolving a personal injury claim are out of court settlement and… read more

At What Age Can Kids Sit in the Front Seat of a Car in Florida?

There is nothing in this world more important than your child’s safety. As a parent or guardian, there are hundreds of safety factors to consider for your child, especially when riding in a vehicle.  It can be confusing to determine where your child should sit… read more

What Should I Do If My Child Was Injured at Jervey Gantt Park in Ocala, FL?

Jervey Gantt Park is a beloved community park. From the playgrounds to an aquatic center, children love visiting the park. But if your child suffers an injury, it is important to know the steps to take to protect their well-being and legal rights. Our Ocala… read more

Can I Sue My School for Emotional Distress?

Disclaimer: Our law firm does not handle emotional distress claims. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Reading this article does not create an attorney-client relationship. Schools must take reasonable responsibility to ensure a tolerable study environment for their… read more

Common Internal Injuries Sustained in Florida Car Accidents

Of the 401,540 traffic accidents that occurred in Florida in 2021, over 163,000 of them resulted in at least one injury. The types of injuries sustained in these accidents included internal injuries, a term that encompasses any trauma to the internal organs, tissues, and bones… read more

How Does the Brain Repair Itself After a Traumatic Brain Injury?

Can the brain heal itself? Many people think of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) as being devastating and permanent. Some are, but the brain is more resilient than we often give it credit for. Here’s a look at how the brain can recover and compensate for… read more

What Is a Tort Claim?

A tort is an act that causes injury to someone else. A tort claim is the pursuit of financial compensation by the victim against the party who caused their harm. Tort claims form the basis of personal injury law. An experienced personal injury lawyer can… read more

Everything You Need To Know About Blunt Force Head Trauma

Head trauma takes two forms: penetrating trauma and blunt trauma. The former is quite rare, as it occurs when an object pierces your skull and tears into your brain tissue, leading to severe brain injuries. Blunt trauma, on the other hand, is much more common,… read more

Common Places For Motorcycle Accidents in Florida

Motorcycle riders thoroughly enjoy the Florida weather, as the climate in the state provides perfect riding conditions almost year-round. Still, because there are so many drivers and motorcycle riders on the road, dangers and the risk of accidents are always present. Motorcycle accidents can happen… read more

Most Common Types of Accidents That Occur on College Campuses

College is a time to learn, mature, and have fun. College students assume they will be safe attending school and living on campus. Unfortunately, dangers on college campuses can result in severe injuries for college students.  There are a number of colleges and universities in… read more