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When Can Drivers Use a Sudden Emergency Defense to Avoid Liability?
If you were involved in a car accident and suffered injuries due to another driver’s negligence, you expect that motorist to be held liable for your damages and losses. However, in certain situations, drivers can avoid liability. One of those situations is when a driver uses a “sudden medical emergency” defense. What is this… Read More »
Can You Sue a Beauty Salon or Artist for a Botched Microblading Procedure?
Microblading is the latest hot trend in the beauty industry. While this tattoo-based eyebrow treatment procedure is called “microblading,” it does not involve the use of blades. Millions of women have jumped on the beauty trend in recent years. One of the benefits of microblading is that it gives you a permanent and flawless… Read More »
How Long Will It Take for an Insurance Company to Pay Out My Personal Injury Claim?
If you filed a personal injury claim, you probably expect your insurance company to review, investigate, and pay out your claim in a timely manner. However, that doesn’t happen all the time. While Florida law requires insurance companies to accept and provide coverage for legitimate claims “within a reasonable time,” insurers may delay the… Read More »
Will My Auto Insurance Company Cover the Cost of Ambulance Ride After a Car Accident?
Many car accident victims are reluctant to take an ambulance ride for one reason: Taking a ride to the hospital emergency room can be ridiculously expensive. Under the Florida Statutes Section 627.7407, Florida is a no-fault auto insurance state, which means injured victims must file a claim with their own insurance company to seek… Read More »
When a Doctor’s Error is Not Medical Malpractice in Florida
Many patients assume that their doctor can be sued for medical malpractice any time an error occurs or any time they are harmed by their physician. However, in reality, you can sue your doctor for medical malpractice only if you can prove that their professional conduct fell below the reasonable standard of care. Contrary… Read More »
How to Know if Your Insurance Company is Acting in Bad Faith
If you were injured in a car accident or your home was damaged by a hurricane, you will most likely be dealing with an insurance company. Unfortunately, insurers do not always act in good faith. Dealing with an insurance company can be a confusing and overwhelming process, and, unfortunately, most people do not understand… Read More »
5 Things to Do if Your Insurance Claim Was Denied
As you may know, Florida is a no-fault auto insurance state, which means drivers must file a claim with their own insurance carrier regardless of fault. If you were injured in an accident, the last thing you want is getting your claim denied by the insurer. If you are dealing with the denial of… Read More »
How Long Will It Take to Settle Your Personal Injury Case in Florida?
After sustaining an injury, you probably have many questions on your mind. One of them is, “How long will it take to settle my personal injury case?” The number of months – or, in some cases, years – it would take to settle your personal injury case in Florida depends on a wide range… Read More »
6 Benefits of Hiring a Miami Car Accident Lawyer
Following a car crash, many people ask themselves, “Do I need a car accident lawyer, or can I represent myself?” Often, the answer depends on the facts surrounding your case. However, if you look at the benefits of hiring a car accident attorney, you may conclude that nearly everyone can benefit from seeking legal… Read More »
Who’s Liable for Injuries Caused by Criminal Acts at Convenience Stores?
Owners of business establishments have a duty to ensure a safe environment for their customers and visitors, and owners of convenience stores are no exception. If you were injured due to a dangerous condition or during a criminal act at a grocery or convenience store, you could be entitled to compensation if you can… Read More »
