Losing a personal injury case is always disheartening, especially after months or even years of fighting for what you believe was fair. If the outcome doesn’t reflect what you expected, you might wonder if you can file an appeal. The answer is yes, but only under specific legal circumstances. An…
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The aftermath of a crash on the streets of Miami can be overwhelming. Between medical concerns, property damage, and the stress of what just happened, it’s easy to feel lost about what to do. One of the early steps is contacting your insurance company, but what you say can affect…
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Only about 3% of personal injury cases go to trial, but if yours does or looks like it might, you may be asked to give a deposition. A deposition is a routine step in a case, and while it might seem intimidating at first, it’s an opportunity to share your…
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Slip-and-fall accidents send around 8.5 million people to the emergency room every year, leaving victims with painful injuries, mounting medical bills, and lost wages. Beyond the physical toll, the financial stress and uncertainty when compensation from your injury claim is delayed can be overwhelming. Unfortunately, securing fair compensation isn’t always…
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After an accident in South Florida, you may be pleased to receive a call from the insurance company with a settlement offer right away. It might even seem like enough to cover your medical bills off the top of your head, but the conversation feels rushed. They warn the offer…
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Blind spots are areas around vehicles where the driver’s view is partially or completely obstructed. On passenger vehicles, blind spots are often small. Careful positioning of mirrors, blind spot warning systems, or a quick glance over the shoulder by the driver can reduce or eliminate them depending on the vehicle’s…
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