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You Might be Held Liable if Your Name is on the Car Title If someone causes an accident in a vehicle that has your name on the title you could be held responsible. -
What Happens to my Personal Injury Claim if I Declare Bankruptcy? If you are in the middle of a personal injury claim and decide to file bankruptcy, the personal injury claim will become the property of the bankruptcy trustee -
Can I Bring a Florida Personal Injury Claim Against a Company in Bankruptcy? If the company has insurance then you simply file a waiver with the bankruptcy court notifying them that you are interested in pursuing a claim only against the business’s insurance policy and that you will accept a settlement equal to the insurance limits. -
How do I Pursue a Claim if I was Injured in Florida but Live Somewhere Else? If you are injured while vacationing or visiting in Florida, you can file a lawsuit in Florida and you don’t even need to be here to do it. -
What are Interrogatories in a Florida Personal Injury Case? Interrogatories are written questions that both parties can request each side answer in an effort to gather more information. -
What is a Motion for Substitution of Counsel? The Florida Supreme Court has ruled that a client has the absolute right to terminate their contract with one attorney and hire another attorney. -
Uninsured Motorist Coverage Could be Critical in a Florida Motorcycle Accident Case Uninsured motorist coverage doesn’t just cover medical bills like personal injury protection coverage and medical payments. It also covers pain and suffering, disfigurement and impairment – intangible damages which is why we highly recommend uninsured motorist coverage for motorcyclists. -
Can a Landlord be Held Liable for a Tenant’s Dog in a Florida Dog Bite Case? Attorneys must consider when discussing any type of personal injury case with a new client is whether the at-fault person has insurance, access to insurance or assets. -
What is an Emergency Medical Condition in a Florida Car Accident Case (and Why is it Important)? An EMC is essentially a serious injury that needs serious treatment right now. The only medical professionals that can diagnose an EMC are medical doctors, physicians, physician assistants, and some high level nurse practitioners. -
Is a Florida Personal Injury Case Over Once a Jury Renders a Verdict? Oftentimes one of the parties will request a new trial. They may feel the judge made a mistake or something was omitted from the trial that they feel shouldn’t have been, and it cost them to lose the case.
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