Each attorney on either side of a personal injury case is interested in settling their client's case so that the client can receive compensation for their injuries. If the plaintiff gets only a small portion of the settlement offered, then…
Clients often wonder how lawyers determine the correct court to hear their case when we file a lawsuit to recover damages for personal injuries. While jurisdiction says in what court you file your lawsuit, “venue” is the county where you…
In any personal injury case, attorneys must familiarize themselves with the relevant facts and evidence at issue in the matter to be able to separate what is known or suspected from what may be proved by competent, admissible testimony. Although…
In order to prove liability in a personal injury case, a victim must prove that the at-fault individual acted negligently. Negligence is any behavior that falls below the standard of care expected of a reasonable person and causes harm to…
In Florida, vehicle owners may be required to purchase two types of auto insurance. The first type of auto insurance is outlined in Fla. Stat. § 627.736. It requires every person who registers a vehicle in Florida to provide proof…
If you were injured due to another person's negligent actions, you may be able to file a personal injury lawsuit to recover compensation for damages you suffered from your injuries. The types of damages that are available in a personal…
If you are considering a personal injury lawsuit, an importance question you may have is, “What do lawyers charge to handle personal injury cases?” Most lawyers who handle personal injury cases do so on a contingency fee basis. This means…
Car accidents can result in devastating consequences and depending on the seriousness of the collision, a person could suffer from fractures, burns, amputations, and even brain and spinal cord injuries. More importantly, hospital bills, car repairs, and general damages may…
Generally, the collateral source rule permits an injured party to recover full compensatory damages regardless of any payment from sources other than the Defendant. The rule also prohibits the introduction of any evidence of payments from collateral sources to be…
After a personal injury lawsuit is filed in the state of Florida, both the Plaintiff and the Defendant engage in what is known as the “Discovery” process. Requests for Production of documents are one of the major discovery tools and…
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