My husband sliped on ice the second time.
No, as an employee, he cannot sue his employer. He is limited to the benefits provided to him under the Florida workers compensation statute. ...
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No, as an employee, he cannot sue his employer. He is limited to the benefits provided to him under the Florida workers compensation statute. ...
Ideally all possibly responsible parties should be named in the original complaint. However, you do not name a "robot" in your pleading, but...
You should direct some of your outrage to your Florida legislators and Governor. It is the Republican controlled legislature and governor who have...
If you purchased comprehensive insurance for your motorcycle, your theft loss will be covered under your policy. Make a claim with your carrier if...
You need to file a claim against the adverse driver's insurance carrier. If there is no insurance on that vehicle, you will need to file suit in...
Without knowing if this "paper" you signed was a deed conveying a life estate to the property in question, your question cannot be answered. You...
The Vermont Bar Rules of Professional Conduct for Attorneys, Rule 1.5 (c) Fees prohibit your attorney from collecting a contingent-fee from you at...
His illegal status does not affect his ability to bring a personal injury claim and it does not void his claim. If this is a Florida accident,...
I suggest that you report the incident to your automobile liability insurance carrier, but do not give them any statement until after you have...
Florida's PIP laws have recently changed. You need to speak with a knowledgeable personal injury attorney as soon as possible to make sure you do...