What is Bad Faith in Florida?
What is Bad Faith? Bad faith is an intentional dishonest or unfair act which occurs by not fulfilling legal or contractual obligations, misleading another, entering into an agreement without the…
Category: FAQs
How Do I Know What Kind of Lawyer I Need?
It is not every day that we will need to hire an attorney, so you may not have an occasion to consider what kind of lawyer you would need to…
What Is the Difference Between Intentional Misconduct and Gross Negligence?
When laws discuss levels of severity in certain actions, they often discuss those actions in terms of levels of misconduct. The three levels of misconduct most often cited are ordinary…
Does not Wearing a Seatbelt Affect Your Insurance Claim?
If you were not wearing your seat belt and you get into an accident that was not your fault, we can still help you.
Proposal for Settlement Florida
An offer of settlement allows either party to an injury lawsuit to offer a settlement to the other party before trial. It was created to encourage the early resolution of disputes.
Motorcycle Accidents Involving Our Two Wheeled Friends
You’ve heard the phrase “Share the Road”. In short, it means that anything with wheels has the right to be on the road. And that means that drivers of all…
Spoliation of Evidence in Florida
What is Spoliation of Evidence? Spoliation of evidence is a real concern regarding personal injury claims. Sometimes key pieces of evidence go missing or are “accidentally” destroyed. This can be…
When to Hire a Lawyer
If your personal injury lawyer is working for a contingency fee, it will not cost you any more money to hire her or him. In fact, you can hire an…
What Is an Examination Under Oath?
Most insurance policies include provisions allowing your insurance carrier to take your sworn testimony. This is called an examination under oath, also known as EUO. What Happens During an Examination…
Why Some Doctors Refuse to Treat Accident Victims Involved in PI Claims
Often in injury cases, your primary care doctor will refuse to see you. Here’s why.