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·Perfect year-round weather makes Florida the perfect place to own and ride a motorcycle. In fact, it ranks second among states with 645,000 registered motorcycles. However, the Sunshine State also reported more than 8,000 accidents with 517 deaths involving motorcyclists last year. Of those crashes, 579 of them and 30 deaths took place in Hillsborough…
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Taking a closer look at electrical burns and how to protect yourself seems appropriate with this year’s theme for National Burn Awareness Week being electrical safety. According to a paper published by the National Center for Biotechnology Information, as much as 5% of burns requiring medical treatment in the U.S. are caused by an electrical…
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The spread of the novel coronavirus continues in Florida, as it does throughout the United States, with more than 1.5 million cases of COVID-19 in the Sunshine State. A positive test may leave you wondering, “Can I file a COVID-19 personal injury claim?” The short answer is a qualified “yes,” but it depends on the circumstances. A better understanding…
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Nursing homes are places where loved ones can receive the level of care they need to live out their lives in comfort and safety. While the vast majority of Florida facilities live up to the standards you want for your parents, grandparents, or other family members, it’s essential to remain vigilant and proactive in ensuring…
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Road travel is an essential part of daily life for most people. It’s also one of the most dangerous parts. You probably already protect yourself by wearing a seatbelt and obeying traffic laws, but there are more steps you can take to assure your survival on the road. The following auto safety kit items will…
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It’s been a tough year for everyone. The global pandemic has affected our health, finances, livelihoods, education and relationships. According to the Tampa Bay Times, unemployment applications are nearly seven times their pre-pandemic levels and mortgage delinquencies in Florida are five percent higher year over year. The need for holiday giving is greater than ever.…
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In personal injury cases, figuring out who was at fault for an accident will depend on the definition of legal negligence. So, how exactly is negligence determined legally? There are four main elements that help determine negligence in personal injury claims and lawsuits: Duty of care Breach of duty Causation Damages Not every personal injury…
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Within the days following an accident, it’s important to gather as much evidence as possible if you wish to file a personal injury claim. If you want to recover full compensation for any injuries sustained in an accident, you will need to be able to prove that another party’s negligence was the cause. Evidence will…
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As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and stay-at-home orders, many businesses have begun working remotely, including law firms. Many individuals seeking compensation for personal injury or other cases still need to connect with attorneys. Our practice has adapted to these needs by offering alternative communications. Below, we’ll provide you with insight into working remotely…
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If you have an accident and think the company insuring the driver who was at fault will pay for your damages, you should know there is a better than one in four chance that the other motorist does not have automobile insurance to pay for your personal injuries. Even if the other driver has insurance,…
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When seeking compensation in personal injury cases following an accident, victims injured in the accident may be able to recover a combination of general and special damages. While general damages pertain to the suffering that the victim experienced as a result of the accident, such as physical and emotional pain, special damages involve the financial…
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