There is no way to know how much your pain and suffering damages might be worth early in your case. It depends greatly on the injuries you’ve suffered and how they’ve affected your everyday life. Generally, more serious injuries warrant higher pain and suffering payouts. When you hire a Florida personal injury lawyer, they can …
What Does a Personal Injury Lawyer Do?
If you or someone you love were injured because of the negligent actions of another person or entity, you could be entitled to compensation via a personal injury insurance claim or lawsuit. A personal injury lawyer can prove the cause of your injuries and identify the at-fault party and their insurance company. A lawyer can …
What Are Your Chances of Winning a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
Your chances of winning a personal injury lawsuit depend on the strength of your case and many other factors. There is no way of knowing your case’s likely outcome without understanding the circumstances, facts, and other details. Your best resource for understanding your lawsuit and other options for closing your case is your Florida personal …
How Much Do Lawyers Take From a Settlement in Florida?
You were in a car accident and you have injuries and financial losses because of someone else’s negligence. You want to seek compensation to cover your losses, but you are hesitant to obtain legal representation because you worry about the cost. Personal injury lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, so you don’t pay your …
Can You Sue an Insurance Company for Denying Your Claim?
When the insurance company fails to honor your policy or refuses to compensate you for your losses, you have the right to file a lawsuit. Insurance companies are typically profit-driven, but while denying your claim may be in your provider’s best interest, it’s not in yours. You have damages that require compensation. Perhaps you have …
Is Pain and Suffering Separate From Medical Bills?
Pain and suffering is separate from your medical bills in a personal injury case. You can demand two basic classes of damages from the negligent party in a personal injury case. The first is economic damages, which include but are not limited to medical bills, lost income, and other financial losses. The second class of …
What is Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC)?
Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) occurs when intestinal tissue dies. A seemingly apparent cause of the illness is bacteria in the intestine. It primarily affects infants and can restrict their blood flow, damaging the bowel and its protective mucus supply. Infants, especially those born prematurely, are often at higher risk of being diagnosed with NEC. If your …
NEC Baby Formula Lawsuit: What You Need to Know
If your infant’s health suffered due to NEC baby formula, a Boca Raton product liability lawyer can explain what you need to know. Your lawyer will thoroughly examine your case and consult with medical and subject matter experts. They will fight for the best possible outcome for your case. You may be able to file …
How Does Florida PIP Coverage Work?
Florida PIP coverage works by ensuring everyone covers their financial losses from an auto accident, regardless of who caused it. Each person must turn to their insurance company to cover their medical bills, lost income, and death benefits. Anyone who owns and/or drives a registered vehicle in Florida must have personal injury protection (PIP). This …
PIP Guide for Medical Providers
Insurance companies sometimes deny, delay, underpay, or incorrectly compensate personal injury protection (PIP) claims. When this happens, medical providers do not receive the money owed to them. Our PIP guide for medical providers can help you understand the PIP insurance process, how claims and payments work, and how our firm can help you fight for …