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Dec 14, 2020 by John Pape
If you were seriously hurt on someone else’s property because the owner or operator failed to maintain the premises to a reasonable standard, you may have grounds for a personal injury claim. Just because you’re entitled to take action, however, doesn’t mean you’re automatically due a payout. Since legal proceedings are inherently complicated, there’s no way to guarantee any given case will yield a payout. There are steps you can ... [Read More]
Dec 14, 2020 by John Pape
If you were seriously hurt in a motorcycle accident, you may be planning on taking action against those who are liable for your injuries. With so much at stake—the associated damages are undoubtedly adding up fast—it’s essential that you put together the strongest claim possible. While every motorcycle accident claim is unique, all those that yield a payout present sufficient evidence of fault. Naturally, the kinds of proof you’ll need ... [Read More]
Dec 6, 2020 by John Pape
If you were seriously hurt in a motorcycle accident, you may be entitled to compensation for the resulting damages. As long as you weren’t to blame for the wreck, you should have grounds for a personal injury claim. In order to recover a payout, though, you’ll have to present sufficient evidence of liability. Naturally, the strongest evidence of fault will depend on the circumstances surrounding the crash. Generally speaking, though, ... [Read More]
Nov 26, 2020 by John Pape
If you were hurt because someone failed to act with reasonable care, you may seek compensation for the associated damages. It’s important to remember, however, that you have a limited amount of time to take action. When it comes to personal injury suits, every state has strict filing deadlines. Called statutes of limitations, these deadlines are in place to protect both plaintiffs and defendants. They prompt plaintiffs to proceed while ... [Read More]
Nov 17, 2020 by John Pape
Getting hurt in a car accident can have devastating financial repercussions. Thankfully, you may be entitled to compensation for some or all of the damages. In order to recover a payout, though, you’ll have to put together a strong claim. While every case is unique, here are the general steps for filing a car accident claim: 1. Determine the Extent of the Damages Since Florida operates under a “no fault” ... [Read More]
Nov 7, 2020 by John Pape
If you were struck by a negligent driver and injured, you may be entitled to compensation. Assuming your case meets the serious injury threshold, you may have grounds for a claim against the liable party’s insurance company. Unfortunately, insurance companies aren’t always willing to approve claims or to offer a fair settlement. In these scenarios, it may be advisable to file a lawsuit. Below we have listed some of the ... [Read More]
Oct 29, 2020 by John Pape
If you were hurt in some kind of preventable accident, you’re probably wondering whether you should call a personal injury lawyer. Since all the most reputable firms offer free, no obligation consultations, you’ve got nothing to lose by contacting an attorney in your area. A seasoned professional can evaluate your situation to determine if you have grounds for a claim and, if so, how best to proceed. If you’re still ... [Read More]
Oct 25, 2020 by John Pape
Under tort law, injured parties are entitled to seek financial compensation from those who are liable for their losses. While pursuing a payout won’t erase the trauma they experienced or restore their health, it could provide the funds needed to put their lives back together in the wake of the accident. In Florida, recoverable damages may include: Hospital bills; Ongoing rehabilitation; Home care; Replacement services; Home and vehicle modifications; Property ... [Read More]
Oct 18, 2020 by John Pape
If you were seriously hurt through no fault of your own, it’s essential that you assess the resulting damages accurately. Doing so will allow you to pursue the maximum payout possible so you have what you need to put your life back together in the wake of the accident. Although every claim is different, the same factors are considered when determining the extent of the associated losses. Read on to ... [Read More]
Oct 10, 2020 by John Pape
If you were seriously hurt because someone else failed to act with reasonable care, you may be thinking about filing a personal injury claim. Chances are you’ve never had to navigate such a situation, though, and you’re wondering what to expect along the way. Since every case is unique—and legal proceedings are inherently unpredictable—there’s no way to be sure of the outcome on day one, nor how you’ll arrive at ... [Read More]

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