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Table of Contents
Featured Blog Posts
Personal Injury
- What Types of Lawyers Are the Highest Paid?
- How Long Does It Take to Get A Personal Injury Settlement Check in South Florida?
Medical Malpractice
- Finding the Best Medical Malpractice Lawyer in Florida
- Is a Misdiagnosis Considered Malpractice?
- IV Infiltration Injury – Symptoms of Nerve Damage From An IV
- Florida Medical Malpractice Pre-Suit Requirements
- How to Find Out if Your Doctor Has a History of Medical Malpractice Claims in Florida
Car Accidents
- Is it Worth Suing an Uninsured Driver?
- Uber & Lyft Driver Requirements in Florida
- Traffic and Red Light Cameras in Boca Raton, FL
Latest Blog Posts
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Car Accident Reports in Florida
When you are involved in a car accident in Florida, you are required to stop and exchange information with the other driver. In some cases, you might be required to file a car accident report. Below are FAQs about car accident reports in Florida. When Do I Need to File a Florida Car Accident Report?…
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Many Accidents Can Cause Herniated Discs at C4/C5 or C5/C6 — Here’s What You Need to Know
Accidents can produce countless kinds of injuries, including injuries along the spinal cord, and more specifically, the spinal discs. Herniated discs in the cervical spine are some of the most common types of disc injuries. They cause significant pain and discomfort. What Are Spinal Discs? The spine is a complex structure and one of the…
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Right of Way Laws in Florida
Although drivers are often confused about the right-of-way rules in Florida, laws are on the books that clearly establish who has the right-of-way in most, if not all, traffic situations. Having a firm grasp of these laws will help you avoid getting in a car accident or facing liability for causing one. At Stop Signs…
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Umbilical Cord Prolapse Birth Injury Claims
Birthing complications can be terrifying, especially when the health and life of the baby are at risk. Umbilical cord prolapse, or UCP, is a complication that can develop before or during delivery. It occurs when the umbilical cord exits the cervix before the baby. The umbilical cord is the connection between the mother and the…
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What Happens if I Do Not Report a Car Accident in Florida?
Hundreds of thousands of car accidents occur each year in Florida. Florida law imposes certain reporting obligations on you even if the accident was not your fault. Failing to report an accident could also result in adverse financial consequences in the event that a personal injury claim arises. Legal Consequences The legal consequences you face…
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Can Difficult Residents Really Fall Victim To a Nursing Home Wrongful Eviction in Florida?
Involuntary eviction of nursing home residents is the number one complaint about nursing homes, exceeding even claims of nursing home abuse. Wrongful evictions of nursing home residents have been on the rise in recent years. Shockingly, in many cases, nursing homes send residents to hotels or even to homeless shelters without even notifying the families. …
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The Mirena Crash Is Real, and It’s Affecting Countless Women
If you or someone you love has relied on an intrauterine device (IUD), you may have heard of the Mirena crash, which can occur after a doctor removes a Mirena IUD. This side effect can result in various mental and physical symptoms that can interfere with a person’s life. You may be legally owed compensation…
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Understanding Assumption of Risk
The assumption of risk is a legal doctrine used as an affirmative defense in personal injury cases. With assumption of risk, the defense tries to escape liability by shifting some or all of the blame for the injury onto the victim. However, the assumption of risk is not a complete bar to liability for a…
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Car Accidents Caused by Brake Checking in Florida
Tailgating is annoying and dangerous. Rear-end collisions remain the most common type of collision, according to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA). And many of these rear-end crashes result from following too closely, also called tailgating. Most traffic safety experts recommend allowing tailgaters to pass. They usually have nothing personal against you. Once you…
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Who Is At Fault in a T-Bone Car Accident in Florida?
T-bone accidents, also known as side-impact collisions, are some of the most dangerous types of car accidents. They often occur when one vehicle runs a red light or stop sign and crashes into another vehicle traveling straight through an intersection. Knowing what to look for when determining fault is important, as you could be entitled…
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How Common Are Car Accidents Due To Eating While Driving in Fort Lauderdale?
When it comes to negligent behaviors behind the wheel, distracted driving is a leading cause of car accidents. Generally, most people associate distracted driving with cell phone use, changing the radio, or even using a navigation system. However, you may be surprised to learn that eating is one of the most dangerous activities behind the…
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How To File a Wrongful Death Claim in West Palm Beach
You can file a personal injury claim if you suffer an injury caused by somebody else’s misconduct. But what sort of claim is appropriate when someone dies in an accident? In West Palm Beach, Florida’s wrongful death statute governs the claim. Wrongful death claims work quite differently from personal injury claims. What Is a “Wrongful…
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What Happens When an Unlicensed Driver in Fort Lauderdale Causes a Car Accident?
When an unlicensed driver causes a car accident, the fact that the driver is unlicensed is irrelevant to the issue of fault. The reasoning that “It was the unlicensed driver’s fault because they wouldn’t have been on the road in the first place if they had been obeying the law” doesn’t float. Nevertheless, the absence…
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Who Is at Fault in a T-Bone Car Accident in Boca Raton?
Impact location can play a significant role in the severity of a car crash. Although the damage may be minor when one vehicle swipes another, head-on collisions can have catastrophic effects. T-bone crashes, also called side-impact collisions, are some of Florida’s most high-risk car accidents. Similar to other crashes, proving fault and liability can often…
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Does My Car Need To Go to a Specific Shop for Repairs After an Accident in Fort Lauderdale?
Traffic accidents are common in Fort Lauderdale, especially during peak tourist season and rush hour traffic. Repairing damage to a vehicle can be a hassle. However, insurance may cover the cost of the repairs. Even if an insurance company pays to repair your vehicle after an accident, you can choose any repair shop to perform…
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What Is the Difference Between Bodily Injury and Personal Injury?
Bodily injury and personal injury may sound the same. However, these terms have very different meanings when discussing damages in a personal injury claim, such as a car accident claim. Personal injury is any injury sustained because of an accident or other instance. The injury includes damage to a person’s physical, mental, or emotional health.…
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Most Common Water Park Accidents in Fort Lauderdale
Warm, sunny Fort Lauderdale is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Florida, and part of the reason is the abundance of family-friendly water parks. Many cities are lucky to boast just one amusement park full of towering water slides, lazy rivers, and splash pads, but Ft. Lauderdale is home to nearly a dozen.…
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Are Backseat Seat Belts Required in Florida?
According to Florida law, seat belts are largely required in the state. However, this requirement varies depending upon whether a person is sitting in the front seat or backseat of the motor vehicle. The age of the passengers also dictates whether seat belt usage is required of them. In this article, we will discuss the…
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The Process of Receiving a Settlement Check in West Palm Beach, FL
After a personal injury or accident, you probably want to receive your settlement check as soon as possible. However, the process of receiving a settlement check in West Palm Beach could take several weeks or months, depending on how long your case takes to resolve. Before you receive your check, your case will need to…
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Should You Call the Cops for a Fender Bender in West Palm Beach?
Everyone is on the go in today’s world, so there’s a good chance you might find yourself in some type of minor fender bender situation. Should you call the police for a fender bender? It’s a reasonable question. Especially if there doesn’t appear to be a lot of car damage and everyone involved seems fine…