Car Accident
Car Totaled, Still Owe the Loan, and Not Your Fault in Tallahassee?
When a Crash Leaves You With No Car but a Full Loan Balance Key Takeaways: If your car is totaled in a Tallahassee crash that
When a Crash Leaves You With No Car but a Full Loan Balance Key Takeaways: If your car is totaled in a Tallahassee crash that
Key Takeaways Key Takeaways: In many cases, you may be able to sue a cruise line when the ship doctor makes a mistake, thanks to
Getting Paid When Your Car Is Sitting in the Shop Key Takeaways: In many cases, yes: Florida drivers may recover loss of use damages after
What Florida Law Allows You to Recover From a City After a Sidewalk Injury Key Takeaways: Under Florida Statutes § 768.28(5), one person injured in
How the CDC Decides a Cruise Ship Has an Official Outbreak Key Takeaways: The CDC’s 3% threshold triggers public reporting of cruise ship gastrointestinal illness
Why Notice Is the Deciding Issue in Most Hollywood Slip and Fall Claims Key Takeaways: In a Hollywood slip and fall case, proving constructive notice
When a Visible Hazard Still Leads to a Valid Injury Claim in Hollywood Key Takeaways: In Florida, a hazard being "open and obvious" is a
Why the Fine Print on Your Cruise Ticket Can Decide Your Injury Claim Key Takeaways: Nearly every cruise ticket contains a six-month notice deadline requiring
When a Crash Injures Your Spouse, It Injures Your Marriage Too Key Takeaways: A loss of consortium claim may allow the uninjured spouse of someone
Why Your Own Policy May Be the Best Protection After a Broward County Crash Key Takeaways: With roughly one in five Florida drivers uninsured and
Getting Medical Care After a Crash When You Cannot Pay Up Front Key Takeaways: A letter of protection (LOP) is a written agreement in which
Understanding Why Florida Courts Ask About Physical Harm Before Emotional Harm Key Takeaways: Florida’s impact rule requires physical impact before recovering emotional distress damages from