If you get in a rideshare accident involving Uber or Lyft, what happens to you during and after the event determines a large portion of your potential compensation. Your injuries are the most important component of this and can range from a temporary physical injury to permanent injury (eg: a spinal injury, broken bones, scarring)….
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious criminal offense in all 50 states including Florida. If you are a victim in an accident involving alcohol, you may want to know how you can go about suing a drunk driver. Driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs can severely impair a driver’s ability to…
Motorcycle accident cases are a complex and uniquely challenging subset of personal injury auto accidents. Like auto accidents involving cars, motorcycle accident cases usually involve multiple insurance companies with different types of coverage and on-the-scene evidence including skid marks, vehicle damage and debris. However, in many cases the similarity stops there. Here are five…
A day on the water in Florida can be a wonderful way to experience this amazing city with friends and family. However, the process of putting a watercraft on a trailer, driving it in traffic to a marina and then operating the watercraft in the waterways and coastal areas is fraught with hazards. As a…
Trusts are valuable tools in estate planning that allow individuals to manage their assets, provide for their loved ones, legally avoid probate, and potentially reduce the burden of estate taxes. Two common types of trusts are revocable trusts and irrevocable trusts. It is important for asset owners to understand the differences between revocable vs. irrevocable…
Medicaid for seniors serves as a crucial medical and long-term care insurance program for residents of Florida with limited assets and income. In this FAQ guide, we’ll delve into the specifics of Medicaid eligibility for seniors in the State of Florida, covering various aspects from house ownership to income thresholds. 1. Which seniors are eligible…
Is suing a Florida HOA an option? Homeownership in Florida’s gated communities and condominium complexes often comes with the added responsibility of being a part of a homeowners association (HOA) or condominium owners association (COA). While these associations are established to maintain and enhance property values, there are instances when homeowners believe their HOA or…
A mechanic’s lien, in the realm of construction and property development, is a powerful legal tool that contractors can wield to secure payment for their services. It essentially functions as a claim of money owed, with the property being developed is used as collateral for payment. However, for property owners in Florida, contesting a mechanic’s…
When it comes to construction projects, the dream of a beautifully crafted space can sometimes turn into a nightmare due to poor workmanship, failure to meet minimum building standards or disregard for local codes and installation instructions. Property owners in this situation may consider suing a builder for the poorly done work. While taking court…
Trust litigation is a legal process that occurs when there is a dispute involving a trust. This can include disputes over the administration of the trust, the interpretation of the trust document, or the actions of the trustee. In the State of Florida, there are several types of trust litigation that can arise, including probate,…
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