Monthly Archives: February 2020
What Should I Look For In An Attorney?
While we know there are many lawyers in Fort Lauderdale and the South Florida area, not every lawyer is the same or would be good for your case. You will see many law firms advertising on television, the Internet, or even in the Yellow Pages; however, just because they spend money on advertising doesn’t… Read More »
Can I Work With The Insurance Company On My Own To Negotiate My Bicycle Injury Claim?
Yes. You can always attempt to handle your bicycle injury claim in Florida on your own; however, it is important to know that if you are seriously injured, it may be in your best interest to work with an attorney. The reason for this is that attorneys experienced in traffic accidents know the damages… Read More »
What Should Someone Know About Florida Bicycle Accidents?
Question: My son rides his bike everywhere. Of course I have concerns if he was ever in a bicycle accident in South Florida. Is a bicycle accident treated the same as an auto accident? How does my insurance come into play? Answer: Under Florida law, a bicycle is defined as a vehicle and therefore… Read More »
What Should Someone Do If They Were Injured In A “Freak” Bicycle Accident?
Numerous freakish bicycle accidents in Florida occur that may cause severe injury and death. While not that common, these types of accidents are still eligible for compensation. Below is a list of freak bicycle accidents which have recently made headlines. Recent Freak Bicycle Accident Headlines: History professor lost leg when struck by truck hauling… Read More »
What Damages Can Be Recovered In A Florida Bicycle Accident Case?
Question: What damages can I recovered after a bicycle accident? Answer: Florida law encourages motorists and bicyclists to share the road. Cyclists are considered a vehicle, and have the same rights and the same responsibilities of other drivers. In a bicycle accident resulting in serious injury or death, the following compensatory damages may be… Read More »
I Think Something Is Wrong With The Care My Mom Is Receiving At Her Nursing Home And Am Not Sure How To Bring It Up And Ask Her About It. Do You Have Recommendations?
If you have noticed your mom’s hygiene or appearance has started to decline, or if you have ever witnessed her sitting in foul sheets or have noticed visible bruising and ulcers, these could be signs that something is definitely wrong. These signs could be indicators that your mom is being neglected or abused by… Read More »
I’ve Read That Financial Exploitation Of Residents In Broward County Nursing Homes Is On The Rise. What Kind Of Person Does That To An Innocent Senior Citizen?
Perpetrators of financial exploitation of nursing home residents come in surprising forms. If you have a loved one in a Broward County nursing home, you’d be wise to keep a closer eye on with whom they interact. You may be closer with the perpetrator than you realize. Most perpetrators are unsuspecting family members whom… Read More »
What Happens If I Am Overcharged For My Mom’s Nursing Home Healthcare?
Families who have to pay for their loved one’s nursing home care often fall victim of some form of financial abuse, either by the healthcare provider, or the facility itself. Examples of healthcare fraud within nursing homes include: Being charged for assistive services never rendered. For example, perhaps you’re being charged for assistance with… Read More »
I’ve Heard Of Cars Showing Road Rage Towards Bicycles. I Recently Heard Of “Bike Rage”. Is It Also True That Bicyclists Show Road Rage To Other Bicyclists? What Causes Bike Rage?
Broward County bike rage is a sad but true phenomenon. When cyclists show rage towards pedestrians, cyclists, drivers, or vehicles, this is considered an act of aggression now referred to as “bike rage”. Bike rage includes hostile behaviors such as hitting or smacking the vehicle, bike, or person, making verbal threats, shouting, obscene gestures,… Read More »
I Suffered Injuries To My Lower Extremities In A Bicycle Crash With A Vehicle. How Much Should My Claim Be Worth?
Case worth depends on many different variables, such as the extent of your injuries, how long your recovery might be, and whether or not permanent damage has been done. If disfigurement or permanent disabilities have occurred, your case value will be much higher than that of someone who will be back to normal four… Read More »
