Personal Injury

Standing to sue is a legal concept that refers to a person having the capacity to file a lawsuit. It is referenced in the U.S. Constitution as well as state law in Florida. An individual must have a stake or interest in the outcome of the case to have legal standing. Before you bring a… read more

The foundation of any legal claim is evidence: facts or information that indicates whether a belief or claim is true. In a personal injury case, evidence is necessary to support an injured victim’s claim against an accused party. It is the support needed to prove that were it not for the other party’s negligence, the… read more

Most personal injury cases end in settlement agreements. These are legally binding contracts that resolve a case out of court. If a settlement agreement is reached, the victim releases the other party from all further liability for the injury in exchange for a monetary sum. Learn more about personal injury settlement agreements to determine how… read more

Any personal injury case that goes to trial has many other steps before it ever sees the inside of a courtroom. The work to build a case begins well before the first day of court. Legal discovery is one of the most important pretrial phases. It is the period of time when both parties have… read more

Gap insurance is a type of insurance coverage that is intended to protect car owners in cases of total loss. In Florida, gap insurance may be especially useful due to the high risk of natural disasters, along with the usual risks of driving a motor vehicle on the road. How Does Gap Insurance Work? Gap… read more

Individuals and businesses alike are expected to act with a certain level of care while interacting with others in their daily activities. This is called a duty of care. Breach of duty is a legal term that refers to the failure to act with that certain and necessary level of expected care. This action, or… read more