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Updates to the Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Claims in Florida

7JulAs of 2023, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims in Florida has undergone an update, shortening it from four years to two years from the time of the injury. The statute of limitations gives you a limited amount of time to file a claim or lawsuit against liable parties that caused a personal injury.

How Much Is a Slip and Fall Worth in Palm Harbor?

7JulVarious factors influence how much a slip and fall is worth in Palm Harbor. There are no average settlement amounts in slip and fall claims or other types of personal injury and premises liability cases.

The Importance of Hiring a Clearwater Car Accident Attorney after a Crash

14JunBeing involved in a car accident can be a traumatic experience, leaving victims with physical injuries, emotional distress, and mounting medical bills. In such challenging times, it is crucial to understand the significance of hiring an attorney to navigate the legal complexities that follow an accident. Specifically, in the state of Florida, where unique laws […]

What Florida Homeowners Need to Know Regarding Hurricane Ian Property Damage Claims

14JunLiving in Florida comes with warm weather, stunning beaches – and the risk of hurricanes. In September 2022. Hurricane Ian made landfall, causing significant property damage throughout the Southern part of the state. Ian left thousands of homeowners in distress and uncertain about how to proceed. Many of them rightfully turned to their property insurance […]

What Happens if You Lose a Car Accident Lawsuit?

6JunIf you are the plaintiff, and you lose a car accident lawsuit in Spring Hill, FL, you could be left to pay for any losses you and your family members suffered in the crash. If your injuries were severe, you suffered a permanent disability, or someone in your family died, these losses can put a […]

What Are the Four Types of Negligence?

12MayIn personal injury law, there are four types of negligence: gross negligence, contributory negligence, comparative negligence, and vicarious negligence. Plaintiffs in personal injury cases rely on the legal principle of negligence to establish fault and hold the other party liable for causing the accident and subsequent damages.