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How Cell Phones May Help You Win Your Personal Injury Case
Go to How Cell Phones May Help You Win Your Personal Injury CaseDetermining liability (who is responsible) for an accident often depends on whether someone was negligent– not paying attention. The way the law works is that…
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Proving Liability in a No-Fault State
Go to Proving Liability in a No-Fault StateOf course, “No Fault” is something of a misnomer. It simply means you have Personal Injury Protection under Florida law that pays for 80% of…
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The Best Legal Advice You’ll Ever Get
Go to The Best Legal Advice You’ll Ever GetIt’s simple. The best legal advice I can give you is to put everything in writing and organize your paperwork. The claims process can take…
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How Settlement Negotiations Work
Go to How Settlement Negotiations WorkOnce your lawyer has all the facts, and the medical bills and reports are in, it’s time for the insurance adjuster and lawyer to work…
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Why the Law Should Change on “Stand Your Ground”
Go to Why the Law Should Change on “Stand Your Ground”By now we have all heard about the Trayvon Martin tragedy, the young man who was shot and killed by George Zimmerman in Sanford, Florida.…
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How Hit-and-Run Car Accidents Work in Personal Injury Cases
Go to How Hit-and-Run Car Accidents Work in Personal Injury CasesYou’re making a left turn when suddenly a truck hits your front bumper, flies past, and disappears down the road. Florida ranks third in the…
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3 Odd Questions Your Car Accident Lawyer May Ask You
Go to 3 Odd Questions Your Car Accident Lawyer May Ask YouMonths after your accident, when your Tampa car accident lawyer is ready to begin settlement negotiations with the at-fault driver’s insurance company, you might find…
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How to Pay Your Bills When You Miss Work Due to an Auto Accident
Go to How to Pay Your Bills When You Miss Work Due to an Auto AccidentAfter being in an auto accident, you may wonder how you will pay all of your bills when you have to miss work due to…
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Florida’s New Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Law Takes Effect January 2013
Go to Florida’s New Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Law Takes Effect January 2013Florida’s new PIP Law takes effect January 1, 2013. The Florida Legislature has enacted a new PIP Statute which severely limits your rights to obtain…
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Anatomy of a Rear End Collision
Go to Anatomy of a Rear End CollisionGetting rear-ended is one of the most common accidents, and often one of the simplest when it comes to determining who is at fault. In…
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What Happens When the Other Driver Doesn’t Have Insurance?
Go to What Happens When the Other Driver Doesn’t Have Insurance?You get hit, and either the other driver speeds away, or the driver tells you that he or she doesn’t have insurance (or not enough…
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Why Lawyers Ask About Your Hobbies
Go to Why Lawyers Ask About Your HobbiesOne of the final components that a lawyer looks at when negotiating a settlement is how the accident affected your quality of life. In order…