Category Archives: Personal Injury
Income Recovery and Salaried vs. Hourly Workers
The physical pain and emotional toll of an accident injury are only part of the story. For many victims, the financial strain of missing work can also be devastating. Whether your injury happened in a car crash, a slip and fall, or another incident caused by someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to… Read More »
Why PIP Coverage Often Isn’t Enough
Florida’s sunshine and busy roads make driving both beautiful and unpredictable. Accidents can happen in an instant, leaving victims facing mounting medical bills and missed time from work. When collisions happen, many drivers assume their insurance will take care of everything, but that’s rarely the case. While personal coverage offers important initial relief, it… Read More »
Personal Assets, Uninsured Drivers, and Being Made Whole After an Injury
Being injured in a car accident is stressful enough, but learning that the at-fault driver doesn’t have insurance can make matters feel even worse. Unfortunately, despite Florida’s insurance requirements, uninsured and underinsured drivers are more common than many realize. But you may still have options for financial recovery. In some cases, the personal assets… Read More »
Does It Matter If My Rideshare Was a Standard or a Luxury Vehicle?
Whether you’re heading to Mizner Park, a downtown restaurant, or catching a ride to Palm Beach International Airport, services like Uber and Lyft make transportation quick and convenient. But should an accident happen, the type of rideshare vehicle involved, standard or luxury, can play an important role in how your injury claim unfolds. When… Read More »
What Pedestrians Can Do If a Driver Claims They’re at Fault
Pedestrian accidents are among the most devastating roadway events, leaving victims with serious injuries and overwhelming medical expenses. When a collision occurs, it’s not uncommon for the driver to claim the pedestrian was at fault, perhaps alleging they stepped into traffic unexpectedly or ignored a signal. Liability isn’t always clear-cut. A St. Lucie Personal… Read More »
EMCs and Their Impact on an Injury Claim
After a serious accident, one of the first and most important steps is seeking medical care. Not only is prompt treatment essential for your health, but the way your injuries are classified, specifically whether they meet the definition of an Emergency Medical Condition (EMC) under Florida law or not, can have a major effect… Read More »
Who’s Responsible If You’re Hurt While Waiting in a Rideshare?
Ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft have become a convenient part of daily life across Florida. But what happens if you’re injured while sitting in a rideshare vehicle, before the car even starts moving? Whether you’re waiting for your driver to begin the trip, stopped at a red light, or parked at a pickup… Read More »
Checklist for Injury Victims After a Fall in a Florida Store
A slip and fall can happen in an instant, on a wet grocery store floor, a cluttered retail aisle, or a poorly maintained sidewalk outside a shopping plaza. But the injuries that follow can last for months or even years. Falls often lead to broken bones, back injuries, or head trauma, especially among older… Read More »
What Damages Can You Recover in a Florida Injury Case?
Following a car crash, a slip and fall, or another serious incident, you may suddenly face medical bills, time off work, and ongoing pain. Understanding the types of compensation available can help you make informed decisions about your recovery and your future. Recovering damages after a personal injury isn’t just about money, it’s about… Read More »
Future Earnings: A More Complex Consideration
Suffering an injury due to someone else’s negligence can create not only physical pain but significant financial challenges. One of the biggest concerns for personal injury victims is lost income, both current wages and future earning potential. Understanding how lost wages and future earnings are calculated is key. Partner with a skilled Port St…. Read More »
