The Law After Tragic Loss: A Follow-Up
After a wrongful death, there are certain statutes that must be followed to the letter of the law to ensure the victim’s family is properly compensated, and more importantly, sees the justice they’re owed for their catastrophic loss.
Read MoreYour Case Didn’t Settle in Mediation, What Happens Now?
Insurance companies often play schoolyard bully in an effort not to provide the client with the compensation they know they deserve. This injustice often leads to cases going to court, especially cases which resulted in serious life-threatening injuries such as TBI, wrongful death, or paralysis.
Read More“Going Bare” and Prepaid Defense Funds Don’t Excuse Medical Malpractice
When it comes to doctors who practice medicine outside of a hospital, mainly in private practice or within a smaller office setting, these physicians often utilize a “money saving” tool known as a Prepaid Defense Fund, or simply “go bare”.
Read More“I’ve Been Subpoenaed, What Do I Do Now?”, Subpoenas Explained
Failing to appear in court at the appointed time after the issuance of a subpoena can result in serious legal consequences.
Read MoreFlorida Doesn’t Require Helmets, That Doesn’t Mean Riders Shouldn’t Wear Them
Florida’s lax laws shouldn’t lull riders into a sense of false security that they need not wear a helmet.
Read MoreStaying Safe on Halloween: Follow These Quick Tips!
Halloween: for most of us we have fond memories of trick-or-treating with friends, dressing up in spooky costumes, and eating way too much candy–all while our parents kept us safely in their sights. Most children wait all year for this holiday, and it’s one that creates happy memories for years to come.
Read More7 Types of Car Insurance: Important Information Drivers May Be Missing!
It’s important to understand every type of insurance coverage and why each one is equally important. Selecting an insurance policy must be an informed decision made with all the facts at hand.
Read MorePersonal Injury Protection: Florida Drivers Without “PIP” May Be At-Risk
Most drivers have heard of “PIP” or Personal Injury Protection insurance, but many aren’t exactly sure what to make of it. Do we, as drivers, need it? Is it mandated by law? What does it cover in the event I become injured in an accident?
Read MoreMental Anguish is Just as Painful as Physical Suffering
While physical pain and suffering may be treatable and have a clearly defined road to recovery (physical therapy, joint replacement, lifelong targeted treatments), mental anguish is a less understood and therefore a less often treated consequence of a serious accident caused by another.
Read MoreDemonstrative Aids: An Important Tool in Preparing Successful Cases
When it comes to preparing a successful, well-rounded case that fully supports the truth of an accident victim’s pain and suffering, demonstrative aids are one of, if not the most important aspect of a trial.
Read MoreLost Wages After Accident: It’s More Than Just “Sick Days”: Part 1
After an accident with a recovery expected to be lengthy or that causes a permanent and lifelong injury such as a traumatic brain injury, there’s an equally lengthy list of reasons a victim or their family may be able to obtain financial compensation.
Read MoreHit By A Drunk Driver? Here’s What Victims MUST Know!
When a person becomes injured or worse, passes away, as a result of a driver who chose to drink and then attempt to drive, the surviving family members have the right to pursue financial compensation.
Read MoreThe Dangers of Distracted Driving
Distracted driving is something that as drivers, we can all work to prevent, because when we prevent distractions–we prevent tragic road accidents.
Read MoreMedical Bills After Accident: The Real Cost of Permanent Injury!
While the average American may find the cost of healthcare “too high”, an injured accident victim will find the cost impossible to afford.
Read MorePedestrian Accident? 4 Things Victims Must Know!
This article will provide the four (4) most important things victims and their loved ones must know after becoming involved in a pedestrian accident.
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