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Being Drunk Doesn’t Nullify Florida Pedestrian Accident Injury Claim

Florida is one of the deadliest places in the U.S. to travel by foot. In a single recent year, there were more than 10,000 pedestrian accidents in Florida – 765 of those fatal. In a recent national analysis of pedestrian accidents by the Governors Highway Safety Commission, researchers reported that…

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Will My Palm Beach Car Accident Case Go To Trial?

Most Palm Beach car accident injury claims do not go to trial. Of course, every case is different. If your Palm Beach car accident lawyer has taken the step of filing a personal injury lawsuit on your behalf, there’s always a chance it will wind up before a jury. But…

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Top Palm Beach Personal Injury Claim Myths

Unintentional injuries are the leading cause of death in Florida, and the Sunshine State has an unintentional injury rate that’s 13% higher than the national average according to the Florida Department of Health. Top causes include car accidents, falls (particularly among older folks), pedestrian accidents, bicycle accidents, and violence. But…

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Why Florida Crime Victims Can Sometimes Sue Property Owners for Not Protecting Them

Every year, there are more than 33,000 violent crimes reported in Florida. (The actual number is probably higher, as some violent crimes – particularly sexual assaults – go unreported.) Only a fraction of these cases will be prosecuted in a criminal court. But that may not be the only avenue…

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Understanding Evidence Spoliation When Filing Palm Beach Injury Lawsuit

In a Florida criminal case, if you intentionally destroy/tamper with evidence, it can be a third-degree felony. But what if it’s a civil case? Anyone who files a Palm Beach injury lawsuit will soon come to understand the pivotal role of evidence. A fact can be 100 percent true, but…

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“How Much is My South Florida Injury Case Worth?” Palm Beach Personal Injury Lawyers Offer Insight

“How much is my Florida injury case worth?” It is probably one of the top three questions our Palm Beach personal injury lawyers get asked right off the bat – and it’s not always a simple thing to answer. As experienced civil trial lawyers, we can typically provide a general…

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Florida Car Accident Defective Seat Belt Claim Against Manufacturer Fails Timeliness Test

When it comes to defective or dangerous products – including cars and their parts – the State of Florida gives claimants 12 years from the delivery of the product to its first purchaser in which to file a claim for harm caused by that product. That might sound like a…

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Big Changes to Law Will Impact Florida Personal Injury Lawsuit Claimants

Major changes to state law are going to significantly impact Florida personal injury lawsuit claimants – most of them adversely. Among the provisions in the new law signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis on March 24, 2023: A shortened statute of limitations in personal injury cases, from four years to file…

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What Happens in a Florida Personal Injury Lawsuit if the Defendant Dies?

Anyone who’s ever filed a Florida personal injury lawsuit probably understands the unpredictability of life – and death – better than most. But what happens when the defendant in your pending personal injury lawsuit dies suddenly? In short, it will inevitably impact the case, but the claim doesn’t die with…

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“Can I Be Sued if Someone Else Wrecks My Car in South Florida?”

As Palm Beach personal injury lawyers, our clients are those who have been impacted by the negligence or wrongdoing of others. However, we have occasionally heard of incredulous third-party defendants who wonder how they could possibly be held liable for someone else’s misdeeds. But there are quite a few instances…

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