Personal Injury
Legal Options For Those Injured On Cruise ShipsPosted in Personal Injury on December 17, 2018
Vacations are to be enjoyed, but you also need to be careful. As slip and fall lawyers in Miami, we know that airports are often packed with passengers in a hurry toting heavy bags and luggage – a perfect scenario for severe injuries. Airports, hotels, attractions, and cruise ships can be held liable if the… read more
Factors That Can Affect The Value Of Your Personal Injury SettlementPosted in Personal Injury on September 16, 2018
A traumatic personal injury caused by someone else’s negligence can happen to anyone. You don’t have to be injured in a traffic accident. You could sustain a serious dog bite, slip on a wet floor at a restaurant, or sustain a severe injury from a faulty power tool or home appliance. What’s your recourse here… read more
Can A Personal Injury Affect Your Mental Health?Posted in Personal Injury on June 15, 2018
Personal injury cases are usually based on the physical injuries that one person suffers because a second person was negligent in a traffic collision or in some other accident scenario. Serious accidents, however, can also cause real and significant psychological injuries. Can you be compensated for the mental injuries as well as the physical injuries… read more
What Is Florida’s PIP 14-Day Rule?Posted in Personal Injury on May 17, 2018
If you are injured in a traffic accident here in Florida, and if you do not have a medical examination within 14 days of the accident, you probably will not be compensated. Everyone in Florida should know about the state’s 14-day rule, because almost anyone could be injured in a Florida traffic collision. Our Miami… read more
How to Pick the Right Lawyer for YouPosted in Personal Injury on November 3, 2017
When facing legal action, you will face many tough decisions, including which lawyer to retain. Don’t hire the first lawyer you see advertised online or that your friend recommends. You need to make sure you get the best personal injury attorney for your situation. Read on to learn some things to look for before you make… read more
How Do Insurance Companies Settle Personal Injury Claims?Posted in Personal Injury on October 31, 2017
When filing a personal injury (PI) claim, you need to understand how the insurance company’s adjuster will determine a settlement offer. Knowing how an adjuster works will help inform your decision before you file a written demand for compensation or consider a settlement offer or counteroffer. Read on to learn just what the adjuster does… read more
Do I Really Need a Car Accident Attorney?Posted in Personal Injury on October 27, 2017
People often choose to retain a lawyer after being involved in a car accident wherein personal injury (PI) or monetary damages occurred. This helps them deal with the complexities and stress of their case. If you decide to retain a Miami car accident attorney, take the time to consider your options, the needs of your situation,… read more
What Is Spoliation of Evidence in Personal Injury Cases?Posted in Personal Injury on October 23, 2017
The outcome of your Personal Injury (PI) case depends on presenting evidence that demonstrates willful or negligent acts by the defendant. These acts must have somehow led to your injury and loss of income/work potential. As nursing home abuse lawyers, we have to stress that protecting that evidence is paramount. Intentional or unintentional acts could… read more
What Is a Contingency Fee?Posted in Personal Injury on October 20, 2017
Legal cases cost money, and you may not have the resources available to pursue a personal injury case. Between medical bills and lost time at work, your finances may be stretched to the breaking point. Contingency fees help people in this situation – you only pay your personal injury attorney if you win a settlement…. read more
How to Contact Family in Puerto Rico After Hurricane MariaPosted in Personal Injury on October 16, 2017
For those still trying to contact family in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria’s devastation, the territory’s administration cautions people to be patient as the search continues for survivors. They warn that the storm decimated the island, leaving large areas without electricity, running water, and reliable means of communication; the island’s 1,600 cellphone towers are almost… read more