Category Archives: Blog
Are Kids a Distraction Behind the Wheel?
Distracted driving can take many shapes and forms in today’s world, from a distracting phone call to eating a sandwich behind the wheel. Even adjusting volume on a stereo or changing songs can be a distraction that can impair your judgment and reaction time. It’s controversial but do kids count as a distraction behind… Read More »
Why Florida is Considered the Most Dangerous State to Drive In
Florida is a lovely and often-mocked place for a variety of reasons, from its population of alligators to its popularity as a Spring Break destination. It’s not all beaches and sunshine however. It’s also considered one of the most dangerous states to drive in. In 2016, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor… Read More »
Why Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Are Rarely Taken to Court
Medical malpractice suits are tricky to take to a court of law for a variety of reasons. Often it’s difficult to prove true medical malpractice occurred. Losing a medical malpractice suit is far more common than winning one, but winning cases are often hyped and get substantial media coverage, leading the public to believe… Read More »
Taking Care of Your Loved One After a Critical Injury
Being in an accident not only affects the people involved, it can also greatly impact on those who close to the individual. It can involve having to give up work for a while in order to look after your loved one, helping them get them back to being healthy and happy again. It’s important… Read More »
Safest Cars on the Road in 2017
Car safety has come on leaps and bounds in recent years, and purchasing a vehicle that prioritizes safety should be at the top of your list. Even if you’re a sensible driver, accidents happen. As cars have improved on their safety, so has the technology to test them. This means it has become increasingly… Read More »
Could My Personal Injury Case Go to Federal Court?
A lot of personal injury cases can be fairly straightforward, ending with a settlement and never having a court date set. That being said, this type of law is very complex and in certain situations a personal injury case can end up being sent to federal court. This is not the norm, but it’s… Read More »
Who Will Pay When You Win a Lawsuit
If you’re on track to winning a personal injury case, you may be unsure who’ll be paying your settlement. There are two ways in which a personal injury claimant may receive compensations: firstly they may be offered a settlement, secondly they may win the case in a civil lawsuit. The former is usually the… Read More »
Can and Will My Hospital File a Lien in My Injury Case
Personal injury claims can be complicated and lengthy. Each case is different and though you obviously hope your claim can be settled in a timely manner, it isn’t always as straightforward as that. A big issue affecting people after accidents is the medical costs associated with injuries, and the liens which may be levied… Read More »
3 Things Parents Should Know About Pre-Injury Waivers of Children’s Claims
It seems like every activity kids want to do now comes with a pre-injury waiver. Bounce houses, water parks, rock climbing, paintball…the list goes on and on. But what do these pre-injury waivers actually mean, and what should you as a parent be aware of? Minors are unable to legally sign the waivers. You… Read More »
Why You Need to See Your Doctor after an Accident, Even if You Feel Fine
If you’ve been in an accident recently you might be wondering whether you should see a doctor or not. You may feel fine, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you shouldn’t get a medical opinion. After an accident you might think your injuries are minor, and are reluctant to visit a doctor due to time… Read More »
