Florida Personal Injury Law Blog
What Advantage Will You Have If You Hire a Law Firm With a Board Certified Trial Lawyer?
When you choose an attorney for a personal injury or wrongful death case in Florida, one credential matters a lot: Board Certification in Civil Trial...
Uninsured Motorist “Stacking” in Florida: How to Maximize Coverage After a Crash
Florida has one of the highest rates of uninsured and underinsured drivers in the country, which makes uninsured motorist (UM) coverage one of the most...
Negligent Security Claims in South Florida: When a Property Owner Is Liable for Crimes Committed on its Property
Fort Lauderdale and Miami’s density of hotels, nightlife, apartment complexes, and parking garages makes negligent security one of the more significant — and frequently overlooked...
Slip and Falls on Painted Apartment Walkways and Staircases
Walk through almost any apartment complex in South Florida and you will notice freshly painted breezeways, stairwells, and pool-deck walkways gleaming in the sun. Property...
South Florida E-Scooter & E-Bike Accident Lawyers
Rental e-scooters and e-bikes are everywhere along Fort Lauderdale Beach, Las Olas Boulevard, South Beach, and the other walkable corridors that define South Florida. They’re...
The 90-Day Deadline to Substitute a Deceased Plaintiff in Florida
When a Loved One Dies While Their Injury Case Is Still Pending Key Takeaways: When a Florida plaintiff dies during a pending lawsuit, the claim...
The 4 Injury Categories That Let Fort Lauderdale Crash Victims Sue
When Florida Law Lets You Step Outside the No-Fault System Key Takeaways: Florida’s no-fault system shields drivers from lawsuits for pain and suffering, but Fla....
What Is MedPay Coverage After a Motorcycle Accident in Ft Lauderdale?
Why Medical Payments Coverage Matters So Much for Florida Riders Key Takeaways: MedPay is optional auto insurance that pays medical bills after a motorcycle crash...
What Is the Open and Obvious Doctrine in a Ft Lauderdale Slip and Fall?
When a Property Owner Says "You Should Have Seen It" Key Takeaways: The open and obvious doctrine is a court-created defense in Florida premises liability...