Personal Injury Blog

Some car accident injuries heal within weeks, while others require ongoing medical treatment, rehabilitation, and long-term support. In certain serious cases, an injured person may even need physical therapy, assistive devices, home modifications, or lifelong care. In this article,...

Vehicle maintenance problems can create serious safety risks on Florida roads. When that happens, determining liability often requires a closer look at how the vehicle was maintained, who performed repairs, and whether warning signs were ignored. In this article, we...

Rental car accidents can raise complicated questions about insurance coverage and liability. If you’re looking for guidance, Florida rental car accident lawyers often encounter cases where drivers are unsure whether their own insurance applies, whether they can pursue the rental...

In this article, you will discover: What is loss of consortium according to Florida personal injury law. Who can claim loss of consortium under Florida law. How damages for loss of consortium are calculated under Florida law. What Is “Loss Of Consortium” Under Florida Personal...

In this article, you will discover: What invisible injuries are in a Florida car accident case. The duration for invisible injuries to appear. The importance of early documentation of injuries in a Florida car accident case. What Are Common “Invisible” Injuries That Don’t...

In this article, you will discover: Typical medical costs associated with burn treatment. Whether hidden costs for burn treatment are overlooked by insurance adjusters. Potential damage recovery for burn cases under Florida law. What Are Typical Medical Costs Associated With Burn...

Here are the insights covered in this article: What you should bring to a consultation with a personal injury attorney. The questions you should expect to answer during the initial consultation. Key points you should not overlook when telling your story. Should I Bring A Copy Of...

Understanding Florida’s statute of limitations for birth injury cases is crucial for protecting your child’s rights. Missing important deadlines can prevent you from seeking the compensation your family deserves. This guide explains the time limits for filing a claim, the...

In this article, you will discover: Why lack of evidence can get your personal injury claim denied. How failure to report an accident will get your claim denied. Why inconsistencies in your medical record can get your claim denied. Reason #1: Lack Of Evidence As the plaintiff, you...

Navigating the legal landscape of personal injury in Florida underwent some significant changes in 2023. Read on to learn what they are, including a discussion of: Changes to Florida’s personal injury statute of limitations. The effect the elimination of attorney fees has had on...

Trucking & Auto Wreck Injury Claims: Understanding The Basics Of The Process When a trucking accident occurs, most people quickly realize they are hurt and start reaching out to lawyers for guidance. In fact, many of my personal injury clients have already sought medical care,...

The Importance Of Legal Counsel In A Personal Injury Case When it comes to a personal injury claim, knowing the right steps to take can significantly impact the outcome of your case, whereas missteps can result in not only wasted time but also lost resources that could be better...

In the case of James Randolph Harris v. Sunbelt Rentals, Inc., et al., Case Number 3D21-2164 (Fla. 3rd DCA February 8, 2023), Florida’s Third DCA reversed a summary judgment in favor of Sunbelt Rentals on the issue of whether the plaintiff had joint control over the...

In the case of Martex Corporation v. Roberto Artiles, Case Number 3D21-2119 (Fla. 3rd DCA January 11, 2023), Florida’s Third DCA held that a worker injured by falling through a sky light had a valid question as to whether the property owner was aware of a concealed danger and...

In the case of Daniel Kellenberger v. Wal-Mart Stores East, LP, Case Number 1D21-2368 (Fla. 1st DCA November 30, 2022), Florida’s First DCA affirmed the extensive cross-examination of the plaintiff regarding discovery violations before trial. However, Justice Jay wrote a...

In the case of Jane v. Beef O’Brady’s of DeFuniak Springs, LLC and City of DeFuniak Springs, Case Number 1D21-623 (Fla. 1st DCA September 14, 2022), Florida’s First DCA held that the undertakings doctrine could apply to a wrongful death claim when one restaurant...

In the case of Rose Renda v. Joseph Price, Case Number 4D21-534 (Fla. 4th DCA July 27, 2022), Florida’s Fourth DCA held that using fraudulent funds to obtain a homestead for the purpose of defeating a judgment creditor results in an equitable lien on the homestead subject to...

In the case of Aldo Gabriel Amenta Pozanco v. FJB 6501, Inc., Case Number 3D20-1734 (Fla. 3d DCA June 1, 2022), Florida’s First DCA reversed a summary judgment in favor of the defendant homeowner concluding that the owner had no duty to warn of a dangerous condition because...

In the case of People’s Trust Insurance Company v. Progressive Express Insurance Company, Case Number 3D19-1952 (Fla. 3rd DCA December 8, 2021), Florida’s Third DCA held that a mobile crane used to lift a shed was not covered under an automobile insurance policy while...

In the cases of Brent Dodgen v. Kaitlyn Grijalva, Case Number SC19-1118 (Fla. October 14, 2021) and Steven Younkin v. Nathan Blackwelder, Case Number SC19-385 (Fla. October 14, 2021), the Florida Supreme Court upheld the Worley decision and held that the financial relationship...