Monthly Archives: June 2023
Did You Get Fooled Into Signing a Blanket Medical Authorization?
Let’s say that you are injured in an accident, and you think about getting a personal injury attorney. But your case, to you, seems easy. Why get an attorney when you can do it yourself? So you go that route. The insurance company on the other side asks you to sign a medical authorization… Read More »
So You Have a Herniated Disc-But What is That?
Many people in car accidents who suffer back injuries, will suffer what the doctor tells them is a herniated disc. Most of us have heard this term before, whether we’ve had a herniated disc injury or not. And most of us also know that a herniated disc is considered to be a serious injury…. Read More »
Lying in Court Can Get Parties in Trouble
If you are filing a personal injury lawsuit, you may be concerned that the Defendant that you are suing, may just lie. After all, who will ever know the difference? A Defendant that is seeking to avoid paying a lot of money may easily tell a lie, and you may be wondering what is… Read More »
You Can Be Awarded Punitive Damages Against Drunk Drivers
In personal injury cases, Florida law makes it very hard to get punitive damages against liable Defendants. There are a number of hurdles to get punitive damages. Punitive Damages in Normal Cases The first hurdle is that you can’t even ask for punitive damages, when you first file your case. Rather, you have to… Read More »
Understanding Florida’s Impact Rule
You may already be aware that if you are in an accident caused by someone else’s carelessness or negligence, that you can recover for emotional damages, as well as your physical damages. So, for example, if you have constant and chronic pain, and that pain causes you sadness or anxiety or depression, those emotional… Read More »
Airport Accidents and Injuries: Who is Responsible?
We probably don’t think of airports as being dangerous places, or places where a lot of accidents or injuries occur. But when you step back and look at it, it’s actually quite a wonder why there aren’t more accidents in airports. Airports are the perfect recipe for disaster. People are in a hurry, and… Read More »
Why is Commercial Litigation so Common?
As experienced commercial litigation attorneys, we cover a variety of business disputes and issues, ranging from RICO claims to landlord and tenant disputes. Commercial litigation can seem like a broad term, but in general it refers to the legal process of resolving disputes and conflicts between businesses or companies through litigation in a court… Read More »
Florida Rated No.2 Best State for Business by 2023 Chief Executive Best and Worst States for Business Report
Florida was rated the second-best state for business (behind Texas, again), according to a 2023 Chief Executive Best and Worst States for Business report. The magazine surveys top U.S. CEOs and Florida ranked second for the second year in a row for its “low taxes and strong stance against pandemic-motivated business shutdowns,” the report… Read More »
Who Is Responsible For Legal Fees In An FDUTPA Lawsuit?
The Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act (FDUTPA) is a core business and consumer protection law in our state. It allows private parties to bring a civil suit directly against a business or organization that caused them losses through deception or other improper commercial practices. Who is liable for legal costs when a… Read More »
Delaware Judge Will Not Dismiss Shareholder Lawsuit Against Facebook
According to a report from ABC News, a Delaware judge has declined to dismiss a shareholder lawsuit that was filed against Facebook. The complaint alleges violations by high-ranking officers and directors at the social media giant related to major data privacy concerns. Here, our Miami shareholder litigation attorney explains the essential things to understand… Read More »
