Dispute in Florida Drowning Case Pt. 2 Personal Injury Lawyer | A provision in the U.S. firm's policy allowed coverage to be extended to individual association members. However, that coverage was limited to liability that arose out of ownership, maintenance or repair of parts of the ...
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Should You Replace a Child's Car Seat After Any Accident? Pt. 1 Personal Injury Attorneys | Not all accidents requires car seat replacement, but know when you should.Question: Car Seat, Accident History: Should I Replace My Child's Car Seat?I was involved in a car accident rec ...
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Replace a Child's Car Seat After Any Accident? Pt. 2 Personal Injury Attorneys |What constitutes a minor accident after which you could consider keeping your car seat? Personal Injury Attorneys | Ask yourself the following questions. If you can say "yes" to all five question, NHTSA ...
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Teenage Truckers Would be Allowed Under New Bill Personal Injury Attorney | If you are a 17-year-old driver in Florida, you are restricted via the state's Graduated Drivers Licensing law to operation of that vehicle between the hours of 5 a.m. and 1 a.m., and at all other times must b ...
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Dog Bite Injury Case Weighed Pt. 1 Personal Injury Lawyer | Dog bites and attacks in Florida cost pet owners some $7 million annually, with Lee County Animal Services reporting approximately 1,400 individuals are hospitalized annually for dog bites here aloneSome of these injurie ...
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Collateral Source Rule in Injury Cases Personal Injury Attorneys | Florida courts do not allow plaintiffs in most car accident cases to raise the issue of defendant insurance due to concern that jurors would treat insured defendants differently from those who lacked insurance.It i ...
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Assumption of Risk Doctrine Personal Injury Attorney | In personal injury cases, it's essential to prove defendant owed a duty to plaintiff, that duty was breached and the breach caused the injury.What many plaintiffs don't realize is that they too owe a duty of care – to themselv ...
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Florida Judge Rejects Waiver as Absolution Argument by Crash Defendants Personal Injury Lawyers | Citing the 2015 Florida Supreme Court decision in Sanislo v. Give Kids the World, Inc., defendants in a fatal van accident lawsuit argued before Collier Circuit Judge Hugh Hayes that a li ...
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