If your knee is severely damaged by arthritis or injury from an accident, it may be hard for you to do simple activities, like climbing stairs or walking.
This article assumes that someone else’s negligence caused your knee injury. [Read more…]
How The Injured Person’s Fault Affects an Injury Claim Settlement Amount
If someone else’s negligence caused your accident, you are entitled to recover your damages, which include economic damages (medical bills, lost wages, etc.) and non-economic damages (pain and suffering, etc.), subject to certain limitations.
However, the percentage that the claimant (the injured person) was at fault reduces the claimant’s damages proportionately. [Read more…]
Is a New UM Rejection Required If You Add a Car or Renew an Insurance Policy?
With so many uninsured drivers in Florida, your only source of compensation may be through uninsured motorist (“UM”) insurance.
Many drivers who have auto insurance didn’t purchase UM coverage. If you’re lucky enough to be insured under a policy with UM, the limits often too low to cover your medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering.
Your only hope may be that the UM insurer failed to get a UM rejection. [Read more…]
Ross Stores and DD’s Discounts Slip and Fall Claims in Florida
A Ross Dress for Less store or DD’s Discounts’ negligence may cause you to slip, fall and get hurt. If so, you may be able to recover your damages. [Read more…]
Barton’s Fracture from a Fall, Car or Motorcycle Accident and More
If you have a Barton’s fracture from an accident, you may be able to get compensation. Barton’s fractures are fractures of the distal radius. [Read more…]
Slip and Fall on a Floor That Was Waxy? Claims for Compensation in Florida and on Cruises
If you slip on a waxy floor, fall and get hurt, you may have a case. This article focuses on slip and falls on wax at premises in Florida or on a cruise ship. [Read more…]
Store Slip and Fall Accident and Injury Claim Compensation in Florida
If you slipped and fell on a substance or debris on the floor of a store or other business establishment in Florida, then you may be able to sue for your damages.
What is an “Uninsured Motor Vehicle” in an Auto Crash Case in Florida?
In order to understand whether you can have a case against your uninsured motorist (UM) auto insurer, you need to know what is considered an “uninsured motor vehicle.”
This is because you won’t be able to get damages from your UM auto insurer unless an uninsured motor vehicle is responsible for your injuries.
Florida Statute 627.727(3) states that an “uninsured motor vehicle” includes a motor vehicle that is insured and the liability insurer: [Read more…]
Hit by Someone Driving a Company Car? Personal Injury Claims in Florida
If a driver of an automobile hits you in Florida and he is working when it happens, his employer may also be liable. [Read more…]
Is An Employer Liable If An Employee Gets Into a Crash While Using His Own Car Before Work But After Buying Work Supplies or Gas?
Many drivers are uninsured. If you’re in a car accident, you need someone to pay for your medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering.
In most cases, you can’t sue a negligent driver’s employer if the employee was driving his own car to work.
However, in some situations, an employer may be liable for an employee’s negligent driving even if the employee is driving his own vehicle to work. [Read more…]
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