Reporting Nursing Home Abuse In Florida
Those who live a long life deserve dignity and respect. Far too often, however, what the elderly get instead is abuse and neglect. How serious is the nursing home abuse…
How Does No-Fault Insurance Work In Florida?
According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, in 2015, more than 374,000 traffic accidents were reported in our state – an average of more than a…
Are Florida’s Distracted Driving Laws Tough Enough?
Any distraction that diverts a driver’s attention from the task at hand can cause distracted driving. Driving distractions include eating and drinking, adjusting your radio or GPS device, tending to…
Can You Sue A Theme Park For Injuries?
Amusement parks are beloved institutions in the United States. Established, permanent sites like Disney World, Universal, and SeaWorld attract more than 300 million visitors a year, according to the International…
Accidents At Water Park – Keeping Your Family Safe
Injuries at amusement parks may happen more often than we think. Deaths at amusement parks always attract the attention of the media, but there’s no established system for tracking amusement park…
What Are Nominal Damages?
In the state of Florida, if you are injured by someone else’s negligence in a traffic accident, at your place of work, on another person’s property, or in an incident…
What Is Automobile Negligence?
“Negligence” is the legal principle behind most of the legal claims arising from traffic accidents. If you’re in a car accident and you sued or get sued, you’ll need to…
Introduction To The “14 Day Rule”
In 2013, the Florida Legislature amended the No-Fault Act (Florida Statute 627.736) in an effort to curtail insurance fraud and reduce Personal Injury Protection (“PIP”) insurance premiums. One particular change…
Five Factors Victims Of Drunk Driving Accidents Should Consider
While every motorist in the state of Florida already knows that driving under the influence is against the law, you may not know that if you are injured by an…
How Does A Subrogation Action Work?
In the state of Florida, when you sustain a personal injury because another person was negligent, you entitled by Florida law to full compensation for your injury-related medical expenses, lost…