Gregg Hollander | October 10, 2022 | Personal Injury
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… read more
Gregg Hollander | September 26, 2022 | Personal Injury
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…. read more
Gregg Hollander | August 3, 2022 | Personal Injury
How Long Does It Take to Get A Personal Injury Settlement Check in South Florida
A personal injury settlement is a monetary amount that an injured person receives from a party that injured them. This settlement is meant to prevent a lawsuit from going to trial. If you have been injured and filed a personal injury claim, you may be… read more
Gregg Hollander | April 22, 2022 | Personal Injury
How to Approach a Free Consultation with a West Palm Beach Personal Injury Attorney
Many West Palm Beach personal injury attorneys offer free consultations. This is a great way for a prospective client to ask basic questions about taking legal action after a personal injury. There are many benefits to taking advantage of a free consultation offered by a… read more
Gregg Hollander | December 21, 2021 | Personal Injury
Three Elements of Standing to Sue
Proving standing is essential to a personal injury case. If you lack standing, you cannot proceed with your case; your claim will be dismissed. The opposing party or parties will do everything they can to get the case dismissed by the court before it gets… read more
Gregg Hollander | December 30, 2020 | Personal Injury
Tattoo Infections: Causes, Treatment, Legal Options
Tattoos continue to be popular in the United States. However, there are risks associated with getting a tattoo. According to the FDA, tattoo risks include infection, scarring, allergies, bumps, and MRI complications. Tattoo infections can be extremely risky because they can cause life-threatening conditions if… read more
Gregg Hollander | December 17, 2020 | Personal Injury
What Should I Wear to Court?
Although court cases should ultimately be determined based on quality evidence and well-established arguments, your appearance can have a certain level of impact on a ruling. Regardless of the reason for appearing in court, it would be best to look professional and respectful. Dressing appropriately… read more
Gregg Hollander | November 12, 2020 | Personal Injury
What is a Demand Letter and Why Should I Have an Attorney Draft One After an Accident?
The plaintiff in a personal injury lawsuit is the party who was injured. However, long before a lawsuit is filed, most personal injury cases involve a demand letter to the insurance company. The insurance company for the at-fault party generally handles negotiations for settlement of… read more
Gregg Hollander | November 23, 2016 | Personal Injury
Who Is Liable for Severe Food Allergy Illness?
A diner at a restaurant in Texas seafood restaurant reportedly became seriously ill after consuming shellfish. Now, in a personal injury lawsuit filed against the restaurant corporation, he alleges that he ordered a dish of fried oysters and crawfish, making explicit instructions to the waiter… read more
Gregg Hollander | August 23, 2016 | Personal Injury
Liability Waiver Overcome With Evidence of Gross Negligence
A growing number of organizations are requiring a signature on liability waivers before allowing folks to participate. On one hand, these documents are supposed to help patrons stay informed of the possible risks. The problem is, people rarely read them – or read them thoroughly –… read more
Gregg Hollander | August 7, 2016 | Personal Injury
Smith v. Leake County School District – Failure to Protect Against Bullying
We trust that when we send our child to school, the teachers, administrators, coaches and other staff are going to do all they can to ensure the safety of our youth. In fact, they have a legal duty to do so. When that does not… read more