Longwood, FL
Personal injury Lawyer at Longwood, FL
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +3 more
Florida has a narrow category of "uninvited licensees" who choose to come onto the premises solely for their own convenience without invitation, and are owed the same duty as discovered trespassers. So...
See Full GuideA "discovered trespasser" is a person who enters property without an express or implied invitation, and whose actual physical presence was detected within 24 hours preceding the accident. To avoid liab...
See Full GuideConditions on a landowner's commercial property that contribute to injuries to a plaintiff off the landowner's premises should be evaluated by established principles of negligence law, regardless of wh...
See Full GuideFor doctors and other health care providers, Florida law imposes a standard of care based on what is recognized as acceptable and appropriate by reasonably prudent similar health care providers in ligh...
See Full GuideBoth a parent and the child have an action for prenatal injuries negligently inflicted by a third person, provided that the child is born alive. [Day v. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co., 328 So. 2d 560 ...
See Full GuideIn Florida, the owner or occupier of business premises owes a duty of reasonable care to maintain the premises in a reasonably safe condition for the safety of business invitees. This includes reasonab...
See Full GuideIn Florida, one who provides alcohol to a person of lawful age is NOT liable for damages caused by the intoxication of that person. [Fla. Stat. 768.125]. However, one who willfully and unlawfully sells...
See Full GuideFlorida has adopted a "permissive use" rule, holding that the owner of an automobile who consents to the use of his automobile by another person is liable for the negligent damage done by the automobil...
See Full GuideExceptions: If your passenger or relatives living with you have a motor vehicle licensed in Florida or own a motor vehicle required to be licensed in Florida, they are not covered by your PIP cove...
See Full Guide(1)If you are a resident of Florida and own a motor vehicle, you are required to purchase PIP. You are covered by PIP if you are the named insured. You, the insured, are covered by PIP while driving yo...
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