The Florida civil court system can be bewildering for those who are not familiar with it. There are small claims courts, county courts, circuit courts, appellate courts and the Florida Supreme Court all of which try civil cases and hear appeals for a wide variety of matters. Individuals in Florida who are considering legal action,…
In Florida, homeowners associations (HOAs) play a crucial role in maintaining the order and safety within residential communities. However, when an association fails in its duty of care, filing a personal injury lawsuit and pursuing legal action against the association may be the only way for an accident victim to make themselves financially whole. Governed…
Despite advances in camera and security technology, violent crimes such as assault and murder continue to rise in certain locations in the US, including South Florida. Being a victim of a violent crime can result in long-term personal injuries, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), loss of income and a severe downgrade in living standards due to…
Personal injury terms can be confusing at first. If you have recently been a victim in an accident or attack, then you may be considering taking legal action to make yourself whole financially. During this time, you may have mounting medical bills, time off of work due to your injuries, and will be faced with…
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a psychological condition that often arises in the aftermath of traumatic incidents such as accidents, assaults, or other life-threatening occurrences. While physical injuries may be more evident in personal injury cases, the connection between PTSD and personal injury is frequently underestimated, leading to overlooked claims for compensation. This article explores…
Your personal injury compensation can be significantly more than the amount of your medical bills. Factors such as pain and suffering, legal representation, and other choices made can significantly impact the compensation you receive. Let’s explore seven key factors influencing the size of your compensation and the need for an experienced Florida real estate attorney…
The road to financial protection after a car accident in Florida begins with Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance, a mandatory requirement for all drivers. Interactingwith these and other insurance companies after an accident, can be difficult. Often referred to as “no-fault car insurance,” PIP coverage in Florida is designed to provide swift and efficient compensation…
Florida stands out as one of the few states in the U.S. that doesn’t impose caps on economic damages when calculating personal injury awards. Economic damages, often referred to as compensatory damages, aim to reimburse the victim for financial losses incurred due to the accident. These may encompass loss of income, medical bills for injuries…
In the unfortunate event of an accident, attack, or any situation involving the negligence, error, omission, or deliberate actions of a second party, individuals may find themselves eligible for compensation in a personal injury case. Understanding the qualifying conditions and the various factors that contribute to compensation is important for victims who are considering their…
Car accidents can be chaotic and disorienting, leaving victims with a whirlwind of emotions and uncertainties. While it’s not mandatory to file a personal injury police report for every accident in Florida, understanding the importance of having one can significantly impact the outcome of a case. Likewise, car accident victims can significantly improve their chances…
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