Who Pays After an Injury on a College Campus?

Who pays after an injury on a college campus? That depends largely on the facts of your case. Typically, the at-fault party or their insurance company will pay, although this is not always the case.  It’s not the case, for example, when the at-fault party… read more

What if I Can’t Afford an Attorney?

When you have a legal matter, you may wonder whether you can afford an attorney in Gainesville, FL. A personal injury or accident is an example of a legal matter where an experienced attorney can be very helpful.  However, if you have been out of… read more

What Happens if an Unlicensed Driver Causes a Car Accident?

Driving without a license is a crime that can result in fines and even imprisonment. You might assume, then, that when one of the drivers in a car accident is unlicensed, the accident is automatically their fault. After all, without a license, they should not… read more

Tips on Staying Safe When Taking an Uber or Lyft in Ocala, FL 

As Uber, Lyft, and other rideshares become increasingly popular, more riders are raising questions about safety. While over 99% of Uber and Lyft rides end without incident, there are some risks when using a rideshare.  As with all vehicles, there is a risk of an… read more

How Does Personal Injury Law Work for College Students?

As a general statement, personal injury law works the same way for college students as it does for anyone else. Special concerns often arise, however, when the injury occurs on a college campus. Unique concerns such as campus security, administrative policies, and institutional responsibilities can… read more

Are Negotiations Over When You Verbally Agree to a Settlement?

Is it possible to get out of a verbal settlement agreement? There is no “yes” or “no” answer to this question that applies under every circumstance.  The general answer is that verbal agreements are legally binding (meaning you can’t back out) as long as: Let… read more

What Should You Do if Your Child Was Injured Due To Hazing?

Parents worry about many things when they send their children to college. They may worry about whether their children will make good decisions and do school work. However, an increasing fear for many parents of college students is hazing. They fear their child will be… read more

Signs Your Neck Pain Could Be A Traumatic Brain Injury

After suffering an accident, one of the most common issues people experience is neck pain. It’s particularly prevalent after accidents that cause whiplash, which as many as two million Americans experience every year. Neck pain, however, could point to more serious injuries, including a traumatic… read more

When Can You File a Lawsuit Against a College for Hazing?

Hazing is a ritual commonly used by fraternities and sororities as part of an initiation into the organization. However, hazing has been subject to much debate lately as more and more college students are subjected to dangerous and potentially life-threatening activities. While some colleges have… read more

How Long Does It Take for Points To Come Off Your Driving Record in Florida?

Florida’s traffic laws are intended to protect drivers and pedestrians by limiting car accidents. If you violate these laws, the State of Florida applies points to your license, potentially leading to suspension.  If you drive in the Sunshine State, you should understand the point and… read more

Vehicle and Driver Requirements For Uber and Lyft in Florida

Cities like Miami, Ocala, and Jacksonville are but a few places in the Sunshine State where you are bound to find rideshare services like Uber and Lyft. For many people in these and other cities, it is impossible to think about getting around town without… read more

What Is the Main Cause of Boating Accidents Leading To Death?

Hitting the water in your boat is supposed to be fun and relaxing. Unfortunately, hundreds of people every year suffer catastrophic injuries — or even death in extreme cases — due to boating accidents.  But what is the primary cause of boating fatalities? More importantly,… read more