Recent Blog Posts
What Is An Eggshell Plaintiff?
In personal injury law, the term eggshell plaintiff refers to a person who has a pre-existing condition or heightened vulnerability to injury. The concept means that a defendant must take the victim as they find them. Injured parties with health conditions need to know that if someone with a pre-existing injury or condition is… Read More »
3 Ways A Seemingly Simple Collision Can Become A Legal Battle
Car accidents can happen in the blink of an eye, and while some collisions seem minor at first glance, many evolve into complicated legal disputes. This can happen due to factors such as unclear fault, insurance issues, and medical history. The following are three examples that illustrate how even a simple crash can quickly… Read More »
Multi-Vehicle Accidents And The Domino Effect
In busy cities like Miami, multi-vehicle accidents are unfortunately all too common. One moment of distraction or poor weather conditions can trigger what’s known as the domino effect. This is a chain reaction where one collision leads to multiple others. Often chaotic, complex, and costly, multi-car collisions can result in a range of financial… Read More »
Medical Bills After A Fender-Bender And The No-Fault System
Even a so-called fender-bender (meaning a low-speed collision) can lead to unexpected medical bills. From whiplash and muscle strains to headaches and lingering back pain, minor collisions can result in injuries that require real medical attention. In Florida, determining who’s responsible for paying the costs incurred in a fender-bender accident is not always straightforward…. Read More »
What To Do When An At-Fault Driver Is From Out Of State
A global destination, Miami draws tourists, business travelers, and seasonal residents from far and wide. With so many out-of-state drivers on Florida roads, it’s no surprise that car accidents often involve people who don’t live here. If you’re injured in a crash caused by a non-resident driver, your situation becomes more complicated than the… Read More »
What Are Lighting Audits?
More than just a design flaw, poor lighting can be a serious safety hazard. In places like walkways, staircases, and building entrances, inadequate lighting can lead to slips, trips, and falls. To address this risk, many property owners conduct lighting audits. These assessments play a role in ensuring that an area is safe for… Read More »
When A Miami Resort Vacation Goes Wrong
With vibrant resorts, stunning beaches, and year-round sunshine, tourists from around the world come to relax and unwind at high-end hotels, resorts, and vacation properties in Miami. But sometimes, a dream getaway can take an unexpected turn. Whether it’s a slip-and-fall in the lobby, an elevator malfunction, or a golf cart collision on the… Read More »
Property Damage Disagreements After An Auto Accident
After an auto accident in Miami, people breathe a sigh of relief if no one is seriously injured. But that relief can quickly turn into frustration when property damage becomes a sticking point. Even when a vehicle shows little visible damage, repair estimates can vary widely, and that’s often the beginning of disagreements. If… Read More »
What If The Other Party Changes Their Story After An Accident?
In the moments following a car crash, or any type of accident, people involved often provide immediate accounts of what happened. These statements, whether shared with police, insurance adjusters, or even other drivers, can play a big role in determining fault and shaping the direction of a personal injury claim. But what happens when… Read More »
Miami Toll Roads And Special Accident Considerations
A common part of daily travel for commuters, tourists, and commercial drivers, toll roads help ease congestion and offer faster routes. While there are benefits to Miami’s toll roads, they also present unique risks when it comes to motor vehicle accidents. Following a crash on a Miami toll road, have a conversation with a… Read More »