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How did contributory negligence change accident law in Florida?

Before March of 2023, Florida followed comparative fault laws.  This meant that a plaintiff could recover as against a defendant,…

Happy Father's day

Happy father’s day to all the fathers, grandfathers, father figures and so forth.

Can you still have a car accident injury case in Florida if you don't see a medical provider within the 14 day rule?

Yes, however, the case would be more difficult.  So they created a rule/law where in order for the PIP to…

Happy Memorial Day

Please everyone enjoy memorial day and drive safe and stay safe!

Liability Insurance - it is more than "kind of" important! It's really, really important!

As a personal injury attorney law firm practicing in Dade, Broward and Palm Beach county, I have seen all types of…

What is the Florida Statute that deals with contributory negligence? What does it mean?

Florida Statute 768.81 discussed neglience and contributory negligence.  Basically, while fault can be apportioned between parties and even non parties…

The insurance company says that I am partly at fault for an accident in Florida and thus I am not entitled to recover any of my medical bills; is this true?

It depends.  Florida previously followed comparative fault which held that a plaintiff could recover damages against other parties even if…

Can I have a personal injury case (a case other than workers' compensation) when I am injured at work in Florida?

A common question that is asked by callers to the law firm that are injured at work is if they…

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