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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. -
Don’t Lose Hope if Your Potential Florida Personal Injury Case has Been Turned Down by a Lawyer Even if a few attorneys have turned you down it is possible that the right attorney for your case is out there. There are several reasons why an attorney would turn down a case. -
Why the Particular Language Used in a Personal Injury Release Really Matters? We always make sure the wording in the release is clear and states that we are only releasing this specific defendant from any more legal obligations. -
What is Umbrella Automobile Insurance Coverage? Umbrella coverage is the cadillac of car insurance. It is typically offered to people who have a lot of money and assets and have maxed out the rest of the insurance coverage. -
Can I Pursue a Medical Malpractice Case if I Have No Long-Term Negative Effects? Two things must be proven in a medical negligence or medical malpractice lawsuit. One is the injured party must prove that the doctor deviated from the standard of care and caused them an injury. The second thing the injured party must prove is that their damages are related to that injury. -
The Second Most Popular Defense By Insurance Companies In Slip & Fall And Trip & Fall Cases The second most popular defense insurance companies use in slip and fall or trip and fall cases is something called ‘the open and obvious doctrine’. -
What is a Motion to Compel in a Florida Personal Injury Case? A motion to compel is typically filed during the discovery process. The discovery process is when both parties get to request information from each other to determine what the case is about or basically seeing what information the other party has about the case that you might not know about. -
What is a Request for Production in a Florida Personal Injury Case? When two parties can’t come to an agreement on a settlement a lawsuit is filed. Once that lawsuit is filed the discovery process begins. During the discovery process both parties can file a request for production.
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