“No-Win, No-Fee”: How Florida’s Contingency Fee System Works
You don’t need upfront money to hire a lawyer. Learn how the “No-Win, No-Fee” contingency system works and the specific limits set by the Florida Bar.
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The “Wait and See” Rule: Why You Shouldn’t Settle Before Reaching MMI
Never sign a settlement release until your doctor declares MMI. Discover what Maximum Medical Improvement means in Florida and how it protects your future medical costs.
The Power of the Stranger: Why Neutral Witnesses Win Florida Cases
A “He-Said, She-Said” dispute can ruin your injury claim. Learn why finding an independent, neutral third-party witness is the key to proving liability in Florida.
Instagram vs. Reality: How One Post Can Destroy Your Florida Injury Claim
Insurance investigators are watching your Facebook and Instagram. Discover how a single social media post can destroy your claim for pain and suffering in Florida.
Don’t Delete That! Why Digital Evidence is Gold in Florida Courts
Deleting photos of your accident or injuries can destroy your personal injury claim. Learn why preserving digital evidence is critical for maximizing your Florida settlement.
Suing Your Own Carrier: Understanding Florida Insurance “Bad Faith”
Did the insurance company wrongfully deny your claim? Discover how Florida’s bad faith laws and recent HB 837 tort reforms impact your ability to sue your insurer.
The Demand Letter: How to Start the Negotiation with a Florida Adjuster
The Demand Letter is the most important document in your pre-litigation file. Learn how to draft a demand that forces Florida insurance adjusters to negotiate fairly.
The Settlement Sweet Spot: Why 90% of Florida Cases End in Mediation
Over 90% of Florida injury cases are resolved before ever reaching a courtroom. Learn how the mandatory mediation process secures your settlement safely.
Under Oath: 5 Questions Florida Defense Lawyers Will Ask You
A deposition can make or break your lawsuit. Discover the top 5 questions Florida insurance defense lawyers use to trap accident victims under oath.
Handling Your Own Case: Florida Small Claims Rules for Injuries Under $8,000
Can you handle your own personal injury case? Learn how to navigate Florida Small Claims Court for accidents resulting in less than $8,000 in damages.