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Injury Lawsuit Plaintiffs Must Use Caution When Agreeing to Settlement

Anytime personal injury lawsuits are settled, there may be terms and conditions that must be read carefully. There are some situations wherein the language could prohibit any and all future claims against other potential defendants – and that may not be a scenario you want, depending on the circumstances.  In a…

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Challenging a Remittitur Order in Personal Injury Lawsuits

You were injured by someone else’s negligence. You hired an experienced injury lawyer. Defendant refused to settle so you took your case to trial. You won – and the jury has awarded you a sizable sum. Now you can put it all behind you – right?  Not necessarily. In Florida…

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Bicycle Accidents a Scourge in Florida

Earlier this year, the family of a 6-year-old Apopka boy received the news that is a parent’s worst nightmare: Their son had been killed. He had been riding his bike in an Orange County neighborhood one Sunday afternoon in January when a 50-year-old driver struck him. The boy had been…

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AAA: Florida No. 1 for Motorcycle Accident Deaths

The Daytona Beach Journal offered up some great news last month when it reported the number of bicycle deaths during the 76th annual Daytona Bike Week had fallen to historic lows this year. Officials told news reporters this had to do with a number of factors, including lower attendance, beefed up…

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Large Truck Accidents Increase, NHTSA Reports

The overall number of traffic accidents and roadway deaths is climbing. This in itself is troubling. But our trucking accident lawyers in Orlando are especially concerned about the uptick in crashes involving large trucks.  These vehicles are massive. The damage they cause is substantial. Though they may occur less frequently than…

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Grocery Store Slip-and-Fall Verdict to Stand

The majority of slip-and-fall lawsuits in Florida are settled prior to trial. Many commercial premises liability policies provide millions in coverage, and sometimes companies want to just settle and move on. But of course, the dynamics are different with every case, and your slip-and-fall attorney needs to be prepared to take…

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Bicycle Accident Claim to be Settled for $5 Million

A defective sidewalk was reportedly to blame for injuries suffered by a California man who encountered an uneven slab that launched him some 30 feet from his bicycle.  Now, according to the San Diego Union Tribune, city leaders have agreed to settle his personal injury claim for nearly $5 million.…

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Loss of Chance Doctrine in Florida Medical Malpractice Claims

In most medical malpractice lawsuits, plaintiffs have to prove “but-for” causation. What this means is but for the negligence of the medical professional, plaintiff would not have suffered an adverse outcome.  However, this burden of proof would leave those who already had terminal conditions or residual chances of survival or…

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Defective Breast Implants Caused Injury, Lawsuit Contends

You may recall back in the late 1980s and early 1990s, there was an avalanche of litigation stemming from leaking breast implants. These silicone implants did not last as manufacturers promised they would, and there were also accusations that companies failed to warn consumers of the possible hazards caused by…

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Family Files Daycare Lawsuit After Baby Suffers Brain Injury

Parents of an Oklahoma boy have filed a personal injury lawsuit on behalf of their young son, alleging he suffered a brain injury while at day care. Of course, our injury lawyers know that kids are prone to getting hurt. They can be clumsy. They don’t always pay close attention to where…

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