PERSONAL INJURY

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Auto Accidents

If you were involved in an automobile accident and you were injured you may be entitled to $10,000 in benefits regardless of fault. If you believe your injuries were caused as a result of another's fault, you may also be entitled recover damages for personal injuries, pain and suffering, lost income, out-of-pocket expenses, physical impairment, scarring, and inconvenience.

There is a Statute of limitations in Florida, meaning that if you were to file suit, you would need to do so within a limited time from the date of the accident or you could be forever be barred from bringing a cause of action.

If you have been injured in an automobile accident you may have a personal injury case. 

Contact our office to schedule a consultation.  (954) 462-3333

Slip and Fall is a common term used to describe the law of Premises Liability in connection with slips, trips or falls on the real property of another.

Property owners and those who lease real property (whether as individual or business) have the legal duty to maintain the property in a way that makes it safe for visitors. Premises Liability arises when injuries are caused by a dangerous condition or careless maintenance on the part of the property owner or the person who is leasing the real property.

Examples of dangerous conditions include but are not limited to, uneven, damaged or cracked floors, slippery surfaces, uncleaned spills, defective sidewalks or steps, and unmarked changes in elevation.

In a Premises Liability case, the Plaintiff needs to prove one of the following three (3) things! that the Defendant created the dangerous condition that caused the injury: that the Defendant knew about the dangerous condition and failed to take steps to prevent it: or that the condition existed for a long enough time that the Defendant should have known about it. Even if unaware of the dangerous condition, the Defendant can still be liable for any injury that occurs on the property (unless the victim was trespassing). The damages you may recover in a Premises Liability case include, but is not limited to, medical expense, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

There is a Statute of limitations in Florida, meaning that if you were to file suit, you would need to do so within a limited time from the date of the accident or you could be forever barred from bringing a cause of action.

If you have been injured on another person's property as a result of a dangerous condition, careless maintenance, or wrongdoing. you may have a Premises Liability case. 

Contact our office to schedule a consultation.  (954) 462-3333

In the same sense that ordinary negligence arises from doing or failing to do something that a person of ordinary prudence would or would not do under the same or similar circumstances, medical malpractice arises when a health care professional does or fails to do something that a
reasonably prudent health care professional in that field would or would not do under the same or similar circumstances. In medical malpractice cases the plaintiff's lawyer must establish through expert testimony that the defendant breached or failed to adhere to the standard of
care required of professionals in the field of the defendant.

Florida medical malpractice law is complex and you should not attempt to handle your claim alone. The law contains specific requirements, including a written notice to all potential defendants and good faith investigation which must be complied with before a lawsuit may be filed. The statute of limitations is two (2) years, meaning that you would need to comply with the pre-suit notice requirement within two (2) years from the date of the incident that gave rise to the action or you could be forever barred from bringing a cause of action. There are numerous other factors that must be considered by a medical malpractice lawyer and which could have an impact on the amount of time a plaintiff has to bring action.

If you have been injured as a result of a medical procedure, you may have a Medical Malpractice claim. Contact our office to schedule a consultation.   (954) 462-3333