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…
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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.
What is an Expert Witness?
Florida law says that if scientific, technical, or other specialized knowledge will assist the trier of fact in understanding the evidence or in determining a fact in issue, a witness qualified as an expert by knowledge, skill, experience, training, or education may testify about it in the form of an opinion.
What If my Car is a Total Loss?
If you were in an auto accident and your car was totaled, (also known as a “total loss”), then your car cannot be repaired or the cost to repair is…
Free Legal Advice in Clearwater
Retaining an attorney for any legal matter is always a good idea. You wouldn’t attempt to fix a broken leg yourself, would you? However, finding a law firm that will…
Lawsuit Basics
Not all lawsuits are equal. Lawsuits vary in type, action, resolution and legal approach. The term “lawsuit” refers to a civil action brought in a court of law where a…
Hiring A Law Firm – What You Need To Know
Hiring a law firm after an accident may seem overwhelming. However, it shouldn’t be. You need to ensure that your attorney is not only experienced in personal injury law, but…
Car Accidents and Traumatic Brain Injuries
Being in a car accident is bad enough. Add injuries to the mix and the accident becomes far more than just an annoyance. As we all know, injuries due to…
Spinal Cord Injuries
Spinal cord injuries are serious and can dramatically change the life of the injured person and everyone around them. A staggering 42.1% of spinal cord injuries are due to motor…
What to Expect if Your Case Goes to Trial Part 1
You’ve worked with your lawyer and have gone through all of the litigation steps. Now you have decided to take your case to trial. Getting a trial date can take…