This is the ultimate guide to trip and fall claims (and settlements) in 2020. You’ll learn how to evaluate the settlement value of a trip and fall case.
You’ll also learn how to get the insurance information of the place where you fell.
Let’s get right into it.
If someone’s negligence caused you to trip and fall, you may have a case.
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This is the complete guide to Disney bus accident claims in 2022 (and beyond).
In this in-depth guide you’ll learn:
So if you’re ready to learn about Disney bus accident cases, this guide is for you.
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Each state has a certain time limit within an injured person must sue.
If the injured person misses the deadline, he or she loses his case. Then, he or she can’t get a settlement. In other words, the injured person won’t get compensation.
This is true even if the injured person gets surgery. Even if the judge wants to, he or she cannot extend the deadline to sue.
The reason that I’ve settled millions of dollars in personal injury claims is because I didn’t miss this deadline.
Here, I’ll focus on accidents that occur in Florida. In addition to accidents, I’ll also talk about incidents such as people injured by a crime.
But I won’t stop there:
I’ll cover the common time limits that apply to an injured person’s case.
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Children of decedents are considered survivors under Florida’s Wrongful Death Act. The Wrongful Death Act applies if someone else was careless and killed your parent.
Children of the decedent may recover some types of damages as “survivors.”
The compensation that a child gets may depend on whether the child is considered a “minor child” under the Wrongful Death Act.
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In Florida, stacking UM Coverage happens when an insured adds uninsured motorist (UM) coverage from more than one source.
There are two ways to stack.
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Florida Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Insurance typically pays 80% of medical bills and/or 60% of lost wages up to $10,000.
PIP (also called No-Fault Coverage) applies to accidental bodily injury suffered by an insured in a Florida auto accident.
But does a Florida resident get PIP benefits if he is hurt in a state other than Florida?
[Read more…]Someone who lives in Florida, and is hurt in a car accident in another state, may wind up dealing with the laws of at least two states. Things can get confusing very quickly.
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