Apr 6, 2019 by
Transporting heavy cargo thousands of miles per month can put quite a bit of strain on a commercial truck’s tires. If these tires aren’t properly maintained and replaced when necessary, a devastating collision could result. If you were hurt in a truck accident caused by a tire blowout, you may be entitled to compensation for all resulting damages. If you have questions about the proceedings, the best way to get ... [Read More]
Apr 2, 2019 by
In most South Florida pedestrian accident cases, whether a defendant’s negligence caused a plaintiff’s harm is an issue to be decided by the jury. As such, courts will typically leave a jury’s verdict undisturbed, unless a reversal is clearly warranted. A Florida appellate court recently addressed whether a reversal of a verdict was warranted in a case where the jury was unjustly swayed by inappropriate comments made by the defendant’s attorney, ... [Read More]
Mar 26, 2019 by
From the day you visit a doctor to the moment you take a prescribed medication, a serious error can happen at any time. Your doctor might fail to account for your allergies. The pharmacist might dispense the wrong medication or incorrect dosage. There are many other kinds of errors that can occur, but most of them can be traced back to one of the following factors: Poor Communication: If you’ve ... [Read More]
Mar 26, 2019 by
Most drivers know they’re taking a risk every time they hit the road, yet millions still make a habit out of eating, drinking, putting on makeup, and texting behind the wheel. Despite public awareness campaigns that were designed to spread awareness of the dangers posed by distracted driving, it remains one of the leading causes of serious accidents in the United States. Cellphones are among the most common driver distractions, ... [Read More]
Mar 26, 2019 by
One of the defenses commonly asserted in vehicle accident cases is that the plaintiff’s negligence caused the accident and therefore, the plaintiff should not be able to recover damages. Under Florida law, however, even if a plaintiff is at fault, in most cases he or she can still recover damages. There are certain exceptions to this rule, such as instances where the plaintiff was under the influence of drugs or ... [Read More]
Mar 22, 2019 by
When you are injured on another party’s property in a fall or another accident, there are certain legal questions that you must explore to determine whether you are entitled to compensation and the amount of damages that you are likely to receive. Surely, you want the best premises liability lawyer available to help you navigate the legal system and to know that you are being treated fairly at each step of the ... [Read More]
Mar 21, 2019 by
Medical bills can add up quickly after a serious accident, but lost wages often account for a considerable portion of a personal injury victim’s total damages. Fortunately, claimants can seek compensation for any lost income and lost earning capacity caused by their injuries. To recover a fair settlement, however, they need strong evidence to prove the value of these damages. For claimants who are classified as employees, calculating lost wages ... [Read More]
Mar 18, 2019 by
The ramifications of a pharmacy error can vary greatly from one case to the next. For example, some patients suffer little to no adverse consequences from taking the wrong medication or dosage; others suffer permanent disabilities or die. Given this disparity, the types of damages recoverable and the settlement calculations can vary profoundly from case to case. Depending on the circumstances, pharmacy error victims may be able to recover compensation ... [Read More]
Mar 18, 2019 by
The law affords plaintiffs in car accident cases certain rights and protections, so that they may pursue their case without fear of disclosure of privileged information. One of the protections afforded is the attorney-client privilege. The attorney-client privilege allows a plaintiff to communicate with his or her attorney freely, with the assurance that the contents of any communication will not be disclosed. A Florida appellate court recently analyzed the attorney-client ... [Read More]
Mar 16, 2019 by
Getting into a car accident is inherently stressful. It’s natural to panic in the immediate aftermath, and for some people, that means leaving the scene as quickly as possible; however, driving away could have serious repercussions even if the wreck didn’t cause extensive property damage or bodily injury. In the state of Florida, fleeing the scene of a car accident is a criminal offense that could result in misdemeanor or ... [Read More]
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