Is there a certain timeframe to put your UM/UIM carrier on notice if you need the policy in Florida?

You need to give your UIM carrier 30 days notice to waive subrogation. It must be done by certified mail per Fla. Stat Section 627.727(6)(a). See...

Can a Federal Tort Claim act be brought against a private hospital in Florida? this is a wrongful death at a local hospital.

Not unless Congress explicitly allowed for personal action in its legislation. I'd have to read the specific law in order to tell you, but it's...

First, let your insurance company handle it. That's what you pay it to do. Second, it's a widespread misconception that people immediately feel...

That is a myth. Yiu deserve compensation for your loss. Florida is a pure comparative negligence state. This means that it is rare to find a...

Can my fiance be convicted off of this person's statement? If so, how and why? Will they actually file the charges?

Yes, the State can and absolutely will prosecute him. Co-defendants often testify against one another. Getting them to do so was my specialty when...

Can I personally sue a cop without an attorney?

There are far too many issues and unanswered questions here for anyone to assist you. You need to contact a civil rights attorney who is admitted...

Can a prosecutor amend the arrest affidavit in a probation violation during the course of a plea

1. The PO, like a prosecutor or law enforcement officer, can amend the charging document if it does not materially prejudice the defendant. In...

Attorney who lied under oath to a court reporter, where strict evidence exists, he told not 1 but 2 lies

Why are you posting this same statement--sans a question--twice? What advice are you seeking?

Attorney who lied under oath to a court reporter, where strict evidence exists, he told not 1 but 2 lies

I don't see where yiu have asked a question. Your opinion of what constitutes proper notice doesn't matter. What matters is if the notice complied...

Wat can I sue walmart for

You cannot prevail if Walmart had probable cause to believe you committed those crimes. There are far too many issues and unanswered questions...