3 Elements of Standing to Sue
February 10, 2022 | Sagi Shaked | Personal Injury
In Florida, you cannot file a lawsuit simply because you don't like a law. A group of law students, for example, cannot file a lawsuit simply to resolve a legal question that intrigues them. A court would dismiss such a lawsuit due to a lack of legal standing to sue. Florida’s requirement for legal...
Read moreFacts About Road Rash You Need to Know
February 7, 2022 | Sagi Shaked | Motorcycle Accidents
If the term “road rash” sounds unpleasant, that’s because it is. As one of the more common injuries suffered by motorcycle accident victims, road rash may leave a person with swelling, bleeding, and even nerve cell damage. Fortunately, most cases of road rash are considered minor. But sufferers can experience more extreme injuries as...
Read moreHow Much to Expect from a Miami Car Accident Settlement
February 4, 2022 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
If you've been injured in a car accident, you may be eligible for an insurance claim settlement to cover your medical bills and repair or replace your vehicle. The amount of your settlement can vary, and each case is different. However, a few factors go into determining car accident injury settlement amounts. Car Accident...
Read moreHow Much Does a Miami Injury Lawyer Cost?
January 27, 2022 | Sagi Shaked | Personal Injury
Have you been injured in an accident in Miami, FL? There is a good chance you may be able to recover compensation for your medical bills and related losses. How you go about pursuing compensation will depend upon the nature of your accident. For example, suppose you have been injured in a car accident...
Read moreIs a Motorcycle Really Worth the Cost?
January 20, 2022 | Sagi Shaked | Motorcycle Accidents
Has a shiny new motorcycle been a long-awaited dream of yours? If so, you’re not alone. Most thrill-seekers and adventurers long for the day they can hop on a bike and take off on the open road. But in these uncertain times, you may wonder if you need to refocus your priorities. Perhaps you’ve...
Read moreWhat is the Difference Between Express and Implied consent?
January 20, 2022 | Sagi Shaked | Medical Malpractice
A healthcare provider typically needs a patient’s consent before performing surgery or delivering any other form of medical treatment. A patient who suffered harm because a healthcare provider didn’t acquire consent can seek compensation for their medical bills and related losses. They may do so by filing a medical malpractice claim or lawsuit. These...
Read moreShould I Call 911 After a Car Accident in Miami, FL?
January 13, 2022 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
It is very important to exercise caution when driving in Miami. Statistics indicate that Miami-Dade is among the most dangerous areas in the state for motorists. Unfortunately, car accidents can happen even when you are a responsible driver. You need to take certain steps after a crash. For example, you should call 911 after...
Read moreWhat Does Bar Stand for in the Bar Exam or the Bar Association?
January 6, 2022 | Sagi Shaked | Personal Injury
While there are many differing opinions regarding where the word "bar" comes from, the common consensus is that the word derives from the wall that divided European courtrooms. This layout continues today in courtrooms across the United States. A bar or a rail separates the courtroom section that is open to the public from...
Read moreWhy Do Rear-End Collisions Happen and Who’s to Blame?
December 23, 2021 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
Rear-end collisions are among the most common types of car accidents in the United States. Nearly one-third of the traffic accidents in 2019 involved rear-end crashes. Between 2012 and 2015, nearly one-half of all two-vehicle accidents were rear-end accidents. More than 1,700 people die each year in rear-end collisions. The most common cause of...
Read moreWhat is Considered a “Reasonable Person” When It Comes to Negligence?
December 22, 2021 | Sagi Shaked | Negligence
It is helpful to understand the legal concept of negligence when discussing the reasonable person standard. Negligence is defined as failing to use a level of care that a reasonably prudent person would have used in similar circumstances. If a person is negligent, that person can be held liable for damages caused by the...
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