Wondering how to turn an unfortunate accident at Universal Studios Florida into a successful injury claim?

You’ve found the perfect guide! Here, I’ll take you through an fast, step-by-step process to handle your injury claim, even if it seems tricky at first.

I recently handled a case where someone got hurt at Universal Studios, and guess what? They didn’t just get a settlement; they got a surprisingly large amount from the contractor, not the park!

It was much bigger than they ever imagined.

Ready to unlock the secrets to increasing your odds at a huge settlement?

This guide is full of insider tips that make the whole process simpler and more rewarding. Let’s start your journey to turning an unfortunate incident hopefully into a success story!

Are you wondering if you, as an out-of-state attorney, can ethically receive a referral fee from a Florida lawyer? 

In this article, I’m going to reveal:

• When an out of state lawyer can get a referral fee from a Florida lawyer
• The Easy way to make sure that a Florida lawyer doesn’t stiff you on your fee
• The harsh consequences if you illegally accept a referral fee

There are certain circumstances where a Florida lawyer can ethically share fees with an out of state or foreign attorney.  I will discuss these situations shortly.

In this article, I’m going to talk about the average settlement for a broken arm.

That’s not it.

We’re going to do an easy to understand in-depth review of settlements.

Specifically, we’ll look at a broken arm from car accidents.  Then, we’ll also estimate compensation for a broken arm from other types of accidents.

In this article, when I use the word “arm”, I’m referring to the humerus.

First of all, you need negligence to have a claim for pain and suffering.  If someone else wasn’t negligent, the injured person can’t get money for pain and suffering.

I’m going to quickly talk about humerus fractures. Then, I discuss accident settlements for humerus fractures.