Yes, it can (and will) ask the State of Florida to suspend your licenses. All licensed motor vehicles operated upon public road are required to...

First, unless you’ve adopted your niece, you don’t have standing to sue on her behalf. Second, unless she became very ill—think hospitalization—all...

You don’t file a lawsuit against the other driver’s insurance company—his insurance company didn’t cause the crash. You also don’t file in Colorado...

There are two paths to recovery in this situation: 1. Your friend can be compensated for his medical bills up to your policy limits if you...

Crash reports are not admissible as evidence at trial. See...

Don’t worry about crash reports or tickets. Neither one is admissible in a trial as evidence. I handle these cases across Florida, and the thing...

No. Judging being on the insurance policy isn’t enough. You just be a co-owner of the vehicle to fall under the Dangerous Instrumentality Doctrine....

No. Article X, Section 4 of the Florida Constitution protects primary residences from lien or forced sale by judgment creditors if the...

The case continues on. Evidence is evidence, and while the new attorneys might want to take additional depositions of those doctors, the prior...

Because YOU were injured. It's not saying the other parties were injured. "Injury to another" means any injury to anyone. You should hire a...