If you’ve been hurt in an accident, you may deserve compensation under the law. When your injuries are the result of another party’s negligence, you are entitled to financial relief and to hold the responsible party accountable for their actions. When filing a personal injury claim, you can recover for both economic and non-economic damages, including medical bills, property damage, and pain and suffering.
Here you’ll find resources that may answer some of your questions regarding personal injury accidents and legal compensation. To learn more, please contact our team of Miami personal injury attorneys.
Miami-Dade County has the deadliest roads in Florida, in part due to the higher population density and the popularity of the area as a vacation destination for both out-of-state tourists and Floridians alike. These three roads are the most dangerous in Miami. Interstate 95 Careless and negligent driving, incorrect lane changing and driving in the …
Read MoreStructural failure accidents can cause catastrophic damage. Whether a building is under construction, undergoing repairs or in current use, the integrity of the components of the building is critical at any given time. Most people don’t stop to question the safety of the building they’re in at any given time. However, an accident can be …
Read MoreEmotional distress is an integral part of almost any tort claim. When you’re hurt in a car accident, slip and fall or even if you don’t suffer a physical injury, you may wonder how to go about suing for emotional distress. Mental harm is a very serious injury that can impact your health and well-being, …
Read MoreHave you suffered an injury at work? You may already know that you can claim worker’s compensation. However, it may also be possible to file a personal injury claim in some cases. Should you file a worker’s comp claim or a personal injury claim? Can you file both? Our Miami personal injury attorneys explain. Whether …
Read MoreAccording to the Congressional Research Service, there are more than 2 million federal employees in the United States. Just like anyone else, these employees may cause accidents. While they are doing their work for the federal government, they still have the capacity to act negligently. Their negligence may ultimately hurt people, and you or someone …
Read MoreCOVID-19 is a serious health threat. Just like someone can be injured from a slip and fall accident, a person who contracts the virus may suffer severe, life-changing injuries. When you’re a victim of the Coronavirus, you might wonder if there is a way to claim financial compensation. Our Miami attorneys for Coronavirus cases explain …
Read MoreA deposition is a critically important part of any civil claim. It is a way for the parties to gather evidence, examine the strength of their relative cases, and determine how to best proceed in litigation. A deposition memorializes witness testimony in a formal record before trial. It preserves evidence, builds evidence for the case, …
Read MoreWhen is a resort responsible for a personal injury? Resort injury accidents are an unfortunate reality for many vacationers throughout Florida. Even though you go on vacation and expect to have a good time, accidents can happen unexpectedly. The resort may have legal liability. Our Miami premises liability attorneys explain when a resort is responsible …
Read MoreWhether you love or hate traveling for business, all workers have to be concerned about injuries on a business trip. Most workers know that workers’ compensation covers their day-to-day job duties. But how is workers’ compensation different when you’re traveling for business? Is it different at all? Our Miami workers’ compensation attorneys explain whether you …
Read MoreThe offer of settlement is an integral part of any Florida civil claim. An offer of settlement is a way to force the other side to formally accept or reject a settlement. It’s an effective way to enforce serious consideration of a settlement offer. Our Miami personal injury attorneys explain offers of judgment in Florida. …
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