Florida Construction Injuries: Third-Party Claims vs. Workers’ Comp
Don’t rely solely on Workers’ Comp after a Florida construction accident. Learn how to identify negligent subcontractors and file a high-value Third-Party Claim.
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Rental Scooter Injuries: Is the App or the Driver Liable?
Florida PIP insurance doesn’t cover electric scooter accidents. Find out who is financially liable if you crash a Lime or Bird scooter in Miami or Tampa.
Injured on Brightline or SunRail? The “Highest Duty of Care” Rule
Trains like Brightline and SunRail are “Common Carriers” held to the highest legal standard of care. Discover the difference between suing a private rail line versus a government entity.
Suing a Drunk Driver: Unlocking Punitive Damages in Florida
DUI accidents open the door to Punitive Damages in Florida. Learn how the state removes statutory payout caps when a drunk driver causes catastrophic injuries.
Logbook Violations: How “Black Box” Data Increases Florida Truck Payouts
In a commercial truck accident, the “Black Box” is your most vital piece of evidence. Learn how ELD data and Hours of Service violations can maximize your Florida settlement.
Florida Medical Malpractice 2026: The “Notice of Intent” Guide
Filing a medical malpractice claim in Florida requires strict adherence to pre-suit rules. Learn how the Notice of Intent and the 90-day investigation period impact your case.
Florida’s Strict Liability Dog Bite Law: No “One-Bite” Rule Here
Florida Statute 767.04 enforces strict liability for dog owners. Learn how the law works, the “Beware of Dog” exception, and how to value your claim.
Crosswalk Accidents in Florida: Can You Sue if You Were Jaywalking?
Does jaywalking ruin your personal injury claim? Discover how Florida’s duty of care and comparative negligence laws protect injured pedestrians.
Florida’s Three-Foot Rule: Liability for Cycling Injuries in 2026
Florida Statute 316.083 protects cyclists by enforcing a strict three-foot passing rule. Learn how this law impacts liability and settlement value in a bicycle accident.
Uber and Lyft Accidents 2026: Navigating the $1 Million Insurance Policy
Uber and Lyft’s $1 Million insurance policy is heavily restricted based on driver activity. Learn how to navigate the three phases of rideshare liability in Florida.