In the realm of personal injury law, the notion of self-representation, or "pro se" litigation, can be both enticing and daunting. For accident victims, the question of whether to hire an attorney or to navigate the legal labyrinth alone is…
Accidents involving government entities are unique and come with their own set of rules and limitations. In Florida, when the at-fault party in an accident case is a government entity, there are specific laws in place that cap the attorney…
In the aftermath of a car accident, understanding the intricate details of what led to the collision can be pivotal for insurance claims and legal proceedings. The Vehicle Event Data Recorder (EDR), commonly known as the "black box," is a…
In the chaotic heat of the moment, it’s not uncommon for individuals to resort to extreme measures to defend themselves or their property. However, recent news stories, such as the case of a Brazilian man ramming his Lamborghini into a…
In the aftermath of an accident, dealing with insurance companies can often feel like entering a labyrinthine world of jargon, processes, and complex software systems. Among these systems, one particularly notorious name looms large: Colossus. As a claimant, understanding Colossus…
In the aftermath of a car accident, the physical and emotional toll can be overwhelming. Amidst the chaos of insurance claims, medical bills, and repairs, one aspect that often gets overlooked is the diminution of value. Diminution of value refers…
When a defendant in a civil lawsuit dies, the litigation process undergoes significant changes, governed by specific rules and procedures. In Florida, the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) provide clear guidelines on how to handle the death of a…
In a Florida slip and fall case, an injured person must prove that the property had notice of the dangerous condition that cause your fall. There are 2 types of notice: actual and constructive. Actual notice occurs when the property…
In today’s technological age, almost everything is recorded. From TV shows to your browsing history. Your driving patterns are no different. Modern vehicles come with a remarkable device known as the Event Data Recorder (EDR), often referred to as the…
In Florida, as in many other states, suing the government for negligence can be a complex process. This is due to the doctrine of sovereign immunity, which traditionally protects the government from lawsuits. However, the Florida Tort Claims Act allows…
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