Facts drive valid claims. Falling in a store in does not, in and of itself under Florida law, mean the store is liable for damages. It doesn't...

My attorney has withdrawn. I need documents from the case. Can I get them from the court or does she have to give them to me?

Consult new counsel (if you want an attorney), and have them request the documents. Your former counsel may assert a lien for time and expense on...

I was hit by a dui driver head on. I received multiple severe fractures and was hospitalized for 10 weeks. He had no medical.

Your own PIP covers the first $10,000 of medical bills. You can pursue a claim against your UM, which stands in the shoes of the at-fault driver. ...

Do i need a Lawyer? Swfl part 2

I am so sorry to hear of your son's health problems. You may want to just set up a meeting with a lawyer and start the consultation process,...

My wife got in a car accident, and is pregnant

As you may know, PIP is the mandatory no-fault coverage covering up to the first $10,000.00 of medical bills resulting from a vehicle accident....

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Am I able to sue the plasma center?

Agree with counsel that the damages do not appear sufficient to warrant an actual malpractice claim. Medical Payments (MedPay) coverage is...

What is statute of limitations for premise liability involving a fall in Florida?

Negligence cases, such as slip and fall, generally have an SOL of 4 years. See Florida Statute 95.11(3)(a).

I won't get into the whole "can I sue" versus "should I sue," as I have done so many times on this forum. Keep in mind that an injury claim can be...

Can I make employees pay?

Agree with other counsel here that best practice is to have a written policy; however, you should have such a policy drafted by a business attorney...

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Employee was injured at work and employer has no workers compensation. Who pays for bills and time off due to injury?

The employer is required to pay these expenses. When there is no workers compensation coverage, then the employee may sue the employer directly for...