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FAQ for Assault and Battery Cases
Personal injury cases often also cover assault and battery claims. This means if you are the victim of such an offense you may be able to sue the offender who deliberately cause you harm. Is Assault Physical? A lot of people presume that assault is a physical action, however that is not the case…. Read More »
Dog Attacks : One-Bite Vs. Strict Liability Cases
The laws associated with dog bites differ by state, however there are two generally accepted principles that the country adheres to – liability on the dog owners part when they knew or should have known the dog would bite a person, and liability on the dog owners part irrespective of whether they knew the… Read More »
Medical Malpractice Lawsuit for Birth Injuries
Giving birth puts an incredible strain on your body, and it’s so very important that you and your child are in safe hands when going through this process. Unfortunately this isn’t the case for all women, which is why some have to enter into medical malpractice lawsuits for injuries associated with the birthing procedure…. Read More »
What to Expect During the Personal Injury Trial Process
If you are in the process of a personal injury claim, you may be feeling a little confused as to what the steps are. Of course every single case is unique and your journey may differ from others, however the general steps commonly found in the personal injury trial process are as follows: Incident… Read More »
Can I Receive Workers Compensation for Repetitive Stress Injuries?
In the state of Florida if an employee is hurt whilst in their place of work, they may well be entitled to compensation due to the state’s workers compensation law. This law is put into place to protect workers who get injured, and has certain limitations (such as the statute of limitation of two… Read More »
When Does PIP Insurance Allow You to File a Lawsuit?
Personal injury protection, otherwise known as PIP, is a type of car insurance all residents of Florida must have. In order to be in accordance with the law, you must have the minimum coverage for both PIP and property damage liability (PDL). The minimum amount for both is $10,000. The purpose of PIP is… Read More »
Florida’s Premises Liability Recreational Use Statute
The area of law known as premises liability arises when a person is injured on someone else’s property. This can be a difficult area to establish liability; some cases are straightforward whereas others can be more complicated and take longer to settle. This is dependent on the individual situation, and as such can be… Read More »
Do You Know the Signs of a Traumatic Brain Injury?
Traumatic brain injuries are just as serious as they sound. The results can be life changing depending on the injury, and initially it can be difficult to see what the long-term impact of suffering one can be. Another thing to note is that traumatic brain injuries are not always immediately obvious; this is why… Read More »
Financial Impact of a Traumatic Brain Injury
Suffering a traumatic brain injury is life changing. Not only do you have to contend with your injury and any future impact of it (depending on the severity), there’s also the unfortunate reality of the accompanying financial issues stemming from the incident. So what is a traumatic brain injury? In its simplest definition it… Read More »
Receiving Compensation when Your Symptoms Don’t Show Immediately
It’s no secret it can be incredibly frustrating when you are injured but don’t immediately show symptoms. Not every symptom is immediately following an accident or injury. For example, neck injuries can develop long after someone first experiencing whiplash, for example, as a result of a car accident. Chronic pain can appear as a… Read More »
