Monthly Archives: February 2020
Are nursing homes in Florida regulated? If so, How?
Every nursing home in Florida must be licensed. Florida nursing homes are also subject to inspections once every 15 months. These inspections are unannounced and are conducted by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration. In addition, if a nursing home resident or the resident’s representative makes a complaint, the nursing home must allow… Read More »
If a representative from the at-fault driver’s insurance company contacts me, what should I do?
You must understand that the person who calls you from the insurance company representing the driver of the other vehicle is only interested in minimizing the amount of damages they pay out to you. If you speak to them, you may say things that can jeopardize your case. Instead, speak to experienced Sunrise, FL… Read More »
What if I wasn’t wearing a helmet?
If you were not wearing a helmet at the time of the bike accident, you can still file a claim against the driver who was at fault and obtain compensation.
Is It True That Florida Ranks As Having Large Amounts Of Asbestos Throughout Our Communities And Schools?
Asbestos is a compilation of natural minerals which have been treated with chemicals that are used in certain products. Unfortunately, it has proven to cause various diseases and cancers in the lungs and organs. Not necessarily uncommon, asbestos is also known to cause mesothelioma and death. Asbestos is used for insulation, building materials, fire… Read More »
What’s The New Florida Seat Belt Law? What Does “Click It Or Ticket” Mean?
A: Florida’s new seat belt law went into effect June 30, 2009, and allows officers to stop and ticket unbuckled drivers. The term “click it or ticket” refers to the fact that failing to wear a seat belt is now a primary offense, meaning that it can be the sole reason a driver is… Read More »
If I was partially at fault in a motorcycle accident, can I still obtain compensation for injuries?
Yes. If you were partially responsible for causing the accident, you can make a claim. Any compensation that you are awarded will be reduced by your percentage of fault. For instance, if your damages were $200,000, and you were 10 percent at fault, you would receive $180,000.
