Monthly Archives: April 2026
Suing a Bar Civilly for a Sexual Assault in Florida
South Florida has some of the best bars and clubs in the entire country. An establishment that furnishes alcohol has a duty to ensure that their premises are reasonably safe for patrons. A bar could potentially even be liable civilly for a sexual assault that happens on its premises if its negligence was a… Read More »
Three Signs You Should Not Take a Truck Accident Settlement
Hurt in a commercial truck crash in Miami or elsewhere in South Florida? Before you agree to accept any settlement, it is imperative that you are 100 percent confident you are being offered the full and fair financial compensation that you deserve. Truck companies and insurance carriers fight hard to settle claims for less…. Read More »
What is Florida’s 14 Day Rule (No-Fault Claims in Truck Accidents)
Florida has a no-fault insurance law for motor vehicle collisions, including for commercial truck accidents. That means your initial claim (and, in some cases, your only claim) is through your own Personal Injury Protection (PIP) policy. There is a 14-day rule for PIP claims in Florida. You must seek medical care within 14 days… Read More »
How Poorly Written Contracts Lead to Expensive Business Lawsuits
Have you ever signed a contract that seemed straightforward, only to realize later that key details were missing? Poorly written contracts are one of the leading causes of business disputes. While agreements are meant to provide clarity, vague or incomplete terms can create confusion that quickly turns into costly litigation. In Florida, contract disputes… Read More »
Five Types of Contract Disputes That Frequently Lead to Business Litigation
Have you ever signed a contract expecting everything to run smoothly, only to find yourself in a disagreement months later? Contracts are meant to prevent conflict, but when terms are unclear or expectations are not met, disputes can arise fast. In Florida, contract-related issues are one of the most common reasons businesses end up… Read More »
How Courts Resolve Partnership Buyout Disputes in Florida
What happens when business partners no longer see eye to eye on the future of their company? Partnership buyout disputes are more common than many owners expect, especially when profits, control, or long-term goals are at stake. In Florida, courts often step in when partners cannot resolve these disagreements on their own. A buyout… Read More »
Archdiocese in Central Florida Confronted By Victim
According to a report from the Orlando Sentinel, the Catholic Archdiocese in Orlando is being publicly confronted by an alleged victim of sexual abuse. At Pike & Lustig, LLP, we are strong advocates for victims of sexual misconduct. Here, our West Palm Beach civil sexual assault attorney provides a more comprehensive overview of the… Read More »
Motorcyclist Killed in a Crash With Dump Truck in West Palm Beach
According to a report from CBS 12, a motorcyclist was killed in a catastrophic crash with a dump truck in West Palm Beach. The tragic crash happened on State Route 7. The deadly wreck is still being investigated by law enforcement. In this article, our West Palm Beach truck accident lawyer provides a guide… Read More »
Man Killed in Crash With Timber Truck in Florida
According to a report from CBS News, a truck driver was killed in a collision with a timber truck in Florida. The fatal crash happened just north of Lakeland, in Polk County. A log reportedly came loose from the timber truck and pierced the other vehicle’s cab. The crash is still under a more… Read More »
Florida Contract Litigation Timeline: What Businesses Should Expect
Contract disputes can disrupt operations, strain relationships, and create uncertainty for any business. If your company is facing a contract dispute in Florida, understanding the litigation timeline can help you prepare for what lies ahead and make informed decisions along the way. The Initial Dispute and Pre-Lawsuit Stage Most contract disputes begin long before… Read More »