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Understanding Sovereign Immunity and Its Limits in Florida School Injury Cases
When a child is hurt at school, parents often assume the district will simply answer for it. In reality, public schools in Florida are government bodies, and suing a government body works differently than suing a private business. Sovereign immunity sets the ground rules, and missing a step can end a valid claim before… Read More »
Understanding the Difference Between Economic and Non-Economic Damages in Florida
After an accident, most people can tell you what they have been billed. Far fewer can explain what the rest of their loss is worth. Florida law sorts injury compensation into two broad groups, and knowing the difference can keep you from accepting a settlement that covers only half of your harm. Our Tampa… Read More »
Why Crosswalk Accidents Often Involve Shared Fault Disputes in Florida
A crosswalk feels like the safest place on the road to be on foot. Legally, though, it is not a guarantee of full compensation after a crash. Insurance companies routinely argue that the pedestrian helped cause the collision, and in Florida that argument can shrink or even eliminate a claim. The Smart Growth America… Read More »
How Right-of-Way Disputes Play Out in Tampa Bicycle Accident Claims
When a car and a bicycle collide, the first thing everyone argues about is who had the right to be there. In Tampa, where bike lanes end without warning and side streets feed into busy corridors, that argument can decide an entire claim. According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles,… Read More »
Four Things the Insurance Company Does Not Want You to Know
After a car crash, slip and fall, or other type of accident caused by another person’s negligence, you will have to deal with the insurance company. Many people believe that insurance is supposed to be there when they need it the most and so, they will be treated fairly by the adjuster. Unfortunately, this… Read More »
What Injuries are Commonly Overlooked After a Car Accident?
Shock and adrenaline are very common after a car crash. It is natural to first focus on whether anyone was injured, calling for medical help, and assessing the damage to the vehicles involved. With all of this going on, it is easy to overlook symptoms that may not be immediately obvious. Delayed symptoms are… Read More »
How to Prove Negligence After an Accident
Many accidents are caused by more than simple bad luck. Some are caused by the negligence, or carelessness, of another person or entity. In these cases, you may be able to file a personal injury claim against the negligent party to recover compensation for your medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more…. Read More »
What to Know About Social Media When Filing a Personal Injury Claim
Posting online is just part of the daily routine for many people. Posting a quick update, a family photo, or a check-in may not feel as though it will have a direct impact on your personal injury claim. After filing a claim, though, defense lawyers and insurance companies will keep a careful eye on… Read More »
What are the Most Common Causes of Slip and Fall Accidents?
A slip and fall accident can happen almost anywhere, including apartment complexes, stores, office buildings, sidewalks, parking lots, and restaurants. While people sometimes think falls are nothing more than minor embarrassments, they can cause very serious injuries. This is particularly true for older individuals, and anyone who hits their head or back during the… Read More »
What Injuries are Most Common After a Motorcycle Accident?
Of all the accidents on Florida’s roadways, those involving motorcyclists are some of the most serious. Even when riders are cautious and experienced, they have very little physical protection around them unlike passengers in cars and trucks. For this reason, the injuries in motorcycle claims are typically far more severe. Below, our Tampa motorcycle… Read More »
