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Aug
2022

What is the Leading Cause of Boat Accidents in Miami?

on Maritime

The greater Miami-Dade County area leads the nation in number of boat accidents.  The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Division of Law Enforcement keeps statistics on boating accidents throughout Florida and reports them in annual reports.  The most recent year with full data on accident causes is 2021, but […]


Aug
2022

Is Florida a No-Fault Car Insurance State?

on Car Accidents

No-fault car insurance states allow people who have been involved in car crashes to receive compensation for their medical expenses and lost wages without needing to prove who was at-fault for the crash.  If someone was at-fault, the law often takes this into account for especially severe or expensive injuries […]


Jun
2022

Can I Sue if I Was Shot by a Gun?

on Personal Injury

Yes, but the real question is who should you sue. Far too many victims and families of deceased victims don’t understand the full extent of their legal options following a shooting. If you or a loved one suffered injury or even death due to a firearm shooting, your first point […]


May
2022

Can I Sue if I Slipped on Algae?

on Premises Liability

Algae buildup makes walking surfaces very slippery, often resulting in dangerous hazards. Studies have shown that wet algae are more slippery than ice. You are most likely to find algae in damp and humid areas of the country like South Florida. So, when you slip and fall on algae, who […]


May
2022

Are Personal Injury Insurance Settlements Taxable?

on Personal Injury

Most personal injury settlements are not taxable. However, there are exceptions. Whether a settlement is taxable or not will depend on the language contained in the settlement or judgment.  Determining if a settlement is taxable or tax-free is more complicated because personal injury settlement agreements generally don’t allocate or identify […]