The Importance of Medical Causation Personal Injury Attorney | In a personal injury action, under Florida law a Plaintiff must show the elements of 1.) Duty 2.) Breach 3.) Causation, and 4.) Damages.  When we are injured by the negligence of another, especially when we are injured on ...

Alligator Alley Guardrails Criticized Personal Injury Attorney |   Guardrails are intended to keep motorists and passengers safe from careening into embankments, bridge parapets, signs, lights, signal supports, boulders, utility poles, drainage ditches, trees or bodies of water more ...

Can the Statute of Limitations Affect Me After Filing? Personal Injury Attorney | The statute of limitations is the time limit when a lawsuit must be filed. After that time expires, a lawsuit cannot be filed, and a victim will be forever barred from recovery for injuries.  In many ...

Are Colleges Considered a Business in Personal Injury Cases? Personal Injury Attorney | When a lawsuit is filed for injuries that stem from a slip and fall, there are certain things that a personal injury lawyer expects to be questioned. Was the defendant negligent? How severely is th ...

Understanding Wrongful Death Claims Personal Injury Attorney | Two teenagers from Lakewood Ranch, Florida tragically died after an accident that left their vehicle split in half. One of the teenagers, a 17-year-old boy, was operating a Mercedes when he failed to negotiate a curve and ...

Novosett v. Arc Villages – Nursing Home Arbitration Personal Injury Attorney | Florida's 5th District Court of Appeal scrapped a nursing home arbitration agreement because of an unenforceable damage cap contained therein – one that the court said went to the financial heart of the agr ...

What to Do After a Cruise Ship Accident? Personal Injury Attorney | No one wants an ocean-voyage vacation to end in injury or illness. However, it remains a fact that some seafarers will become involved in cruise ship accidents in Florida waters. It is important to know where to turn ...