What is the Diminished Value Law in Florida?

If you have been involved in a car accident in Florida, it is important to understand how to best ensure you will get proper care and compensation for your accident. After you have received proper medical treatment, it is important to contact a trusted and… read more

Emotional and Mental Issues After a Car Accident

If you’ve been in a car accident, you know that the consequences aren’t just physical injuries and property damage. Emotional distress and mental strain are very common, even if you weren’t the one driving or the party at fault.  Psychological distress can last even longer… read more

How Much Does an Ocala Personal Injury Lawyer Make?

A personal injury lawyer is an attorney who helps people injured in accidents such as car accidents, slip and fall accidents, motorcycle accidents, and much more – recover compensation for their injuries from negligent parties. Ever wondered how much an Ocala personal injury attorney makes?… read more

Sued After a Gainesville Car Accident? What Now?

You could be sued for a car accident if your liability insurance company refuses to settle an accident claim. Motorists can be financially liable for damages they cause in a car crash.  Therefore, you could be responsible for paying an accident victim’s medical bills, lost… read more

Do I Have a Wrongful Death Case? 3 Common Examples

If your family member died because of another party’s negligent or wrongful acts, you could have a wrongful death case. Surviving family members may be entitled to compensation for their losses caused by the untimely death of their loved ones. The best way to know… read more

What is the Difference Between Express and Implied Consent?

It’s common for people to defer to their doctor’s medical advice and recommendations. After all, a doctor spends years in medical school and residency programs and completes national board exams designed to test their skills. While your doctor might know best when it comes to… read more

What Is a Personal Injury Claim?

A personal injury claim arises out of the legal duties imposed by the law on everyone. These duties protect everyone from exposure to an unreasonable risk of injury or death. When a person or business violates these duties, the injured person may be able to… read more

What Classifies as a Catastrophic Injury?

Claims involving catastrophic injuries (which usually involve severe spine damage, neck and back damage, brain damage, or the loss of extremities) are all too common, even more so than a few decades ago.   The increase in catastrophic injuries is actually due to advances in modern… read more

Do Backseat Passengers Have to Wear a Seatbelt in Florida?

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) estimates that over 2,500 lives could be saved each year if everyone buckles their seatbelt while riding in a moving vehicle. Unfortunately, some people still believe that seatbelt laws don’t apply to backseat passengers. While there is evidence… read more

What is Considered a “Reasonable Person” When it Comes to

Negligence is the legal basis for many personal injury lawsuits. A person is negligent when they fail to act as a reasonable person and injure another party.  You’ll need to show that this reasonable person standard was violated in order to succeed in your personal… read more

What Gainesville Drivers Need to Know About Parking Lot

The term “car crash” brings to mind images of speeding cars smashing into each other. However, according to the National Safety Council, tens of thousands of crashes occur in parking lots each year, resulting in hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries.  Gainesville drivers should… read more

What Are the 3 Elements of Standing to Sue?

You are required to prove standing to sue before you can bring a personal injury lawsuit before a court. Without standing, a court can refuse to hear your case. Standing is required by both the U.S. Constitution and state laws. The doctrine of standing is… read more