Personal injury law is a specialized area of common law called torts. That tort law is invoked when there is personal harm or infringement of property rights caused by another’s intentional or negligent acts or failures to act. A personal injury tort involves injury...
10 Reasons a Florida Personal Injury Law Firm May Refuse Your Case
by W. David Bennett, Esq. | Mar 3, 2022 | Auto Accident, Car Accidents, Negligent Security, Personal Injury | 0 Comments
Being in a car accident can be a traumatic situation, and getting the legal help you need for your injuries isn't always straightforward. Finding the right personal injury attorney in Florida may sometimes be a challenge, and accurately getting the facts and nuances...
What exactly is a personal injury in Florida?
by Carlos Bodden, Esq. | Jan 27, 2022 | Personal Injury | 0 Comments
Personal injuries are the hurts to you as distinguished from damage to cars, buildings, and other property. Physical harms, such as pain, bruises, broken bones, and cuts, readily come to mind. However, non-physical damages also come under the personal injury umbrella....
What is Res Ipsa Loquitur and can it impact your Florida injury claim?
by Carlos Bodden, Esq. | Jan 13, 2022 | Negligence, Personal Injury | 0 Comments
Res Ipsa Loquitur is a well-known legal doctrine that can be invoked against defendants in civil tort cases in Florida, as it is in many other states. In general, the claim is advanced when a party claims that even without direct evidence, the court can infer...
Common Florida Bicycle Accident Injuries and How to Protect Yourself
by W. David Bennett, Esq. | Nov 11, 2021 | Bicycle Accident, Personal Injury | 0 Comments
Florida Bicycle Accident Injuries are Common, Find Out How You Can Protect Yourself Bicycling is a popular sport and form of recreation and a practical way to get around for many people. However, bicycling is not without its risks. Bicyclists face the risk of injury...
5 Commonly Asked Questions For Personal Injury Attorneys
by W. David Bennett, Esq. | Oct 28, 2021 | Auto Accident, Car Accidents, Insurance Policy, Personal Injury | 0 Comments
Common Questions For Personal Injury Attorneys A personal injury lawyer can save you a lot of pain, hassle, and confusion if you are injured due to the negligence of another. A reputable lawyer has the qualifications and experience to help you get the best court case...
11 Tips on Getting the Most Out of Your Boca Raton Personal Injury Claim
by W. David Bennett, Esq. | Sep 30, 2021 | Auto Accident, Personal Injury | 0 Comments
Want to Get the Most Out of Your Boca Raton Personal Injury Claim? If you were injured in an accident, you may benefit from at least 11 tips on getting the most out of your Boca Raton personal injury claim. After your personal injury settlement process unfolds, you...
What does the Florida malpractice damages cap mean for your claim?
by Carlos Bodden, Esq. | Jul 29, 2021 | Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury | 0 Comments
The Florida malpractice damages cap specifies what damages you, the grieving family of a medical malpractice patient, can expect to collect from a health care provider who breached a duty to your loved one. Under Florida law, you cannot collect subjective damages for...
Spinal Cord Injuries From Car Accidents: What you need to know…
by W. David Bennett, Esq. | Jul 22, 2021 | Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury | 0 Comments
Few injuries are as serious or as life-altering as spinal cord injuries. One of the reasons why spinal cord injuries are so devastating is because the spinal cord is home to the nerves that allow the body to communicate with the brain. If you have a spinal cord...
Why Do I Need an Attorney for a No-Doubt Liability Claim?
by W. David Bennett, Esq. | Jul 1, 2021 | Auto Accident, Medical Malpractice, Negligent Security, Nursing Home Abuse, Personal Injury, Slip and Fall Injury, Wrongful Death | 0 Comments
Many people think it is safe to proceed without an attorney when pursuing a no-doubt liability claim, but unexpected circumstances can always occur. The attorney for a no-doubt liability claim should never allow the plaintiff to get cocky. Even simple and obvious...