Personal Injury Blog

April 6, 2023 \ Medical Malpractice

The Most Common Medical Errors In Jacksonville, FL

Medical malpractice claims are typically based on the harm or injuries caused by medical errors or medical negligence. Medical errors occur in all types of healthcare and medical facilities. You can be the victim of a medical error in Jacksonville as a patient of a: You can also be injured because of a medical error […]

April 5, 2023 \ Miscellaneous

Is It Possible To Get Out of Jury Duty In Florida?

Jury duty is a civic duty that requires eligible citizens to participate in the legal system by serving as jurors in trials. While jury duty is an essential aspect of the legal system, it can also be an inconvenience for many people. If you live in Florida and have received a jury duty notice, you […]

April 1, 2023 \ Personal Injury

9 Things You Should Know About a Free Lawyer Consultation

If you have suffered a physical injury that you believe was someone else’s fault, you might have a viable personal injury claim. You don’t need to worry that you don’t have enough money to talk to a lawyer about representing you. Almost any Jacksonville personal injury attorney will offer you a free lawyer consultation. It […]

March 22, 2023 \ Florida Law

Florida House Bill 837

Big change is looming in Tallahassee. New legislation aimed at tort reform is a big win for insurance companies, but it will have a profound impact on the rights of Florida citizens. The path to justice for victims of negligence will include new hurdles, and for some it will close the door to justice altogether. […]

March 21, 2023 \ Car Accidents

Can I File a Claim if Someone Hits My Parked Car in Jacksonville, FL?

Property damage to your car can occur in a variety of contexts in Jacksonville, Florida, such as a collision after a driver runs a red light. It can also happen even when your car is parked and stationary. The good news is that you could have several ways of paying for damages to your vehicle. […]

March 20, 2023 \ Medical Malpractice

IV Infiltration Can Cause Nerve Damage, Burns, or Amputation

Intravenous (IV) infiltrations are medical conditions that occur when fluids passing through a needle or catheter escape from the vein and become exposed to the surrounding tissues. While many of these mishaps result in mild symptoms, there’s still a high risk of infection and other complications whenever tainted medical equipment or improper techniques are used. […]

March 19, 2023 \ Nursing Home Abuse

Are Hospitals and Nursing Homes Responsible for Bedsores?

Individuals hospitalized for extended stays and residents in nursing homes can develop bedsores. Bedsores are preventable. Therefore, the patient suffers needlessly. Hospitals and nursing homes in Jacksonville could be responsible for bedsores if negligence, abuse, or intentional wrongdoing caused them. They can also be responsible for infections and life-threatening conditions that develop because of bedsores. […]

February 23, 2023 \ Car Accidents

Does Not Wearing a Seatbelt Affect My Car Accident Claim?

Car accident claims are probably the most common of all personal injury claims. In fact, in the past, car accident claims clogged Florida courts so much that the state adopted “no-fault” car insurance rules to reduce the number of car accident lawsuits. If you suffered a car accident while you were not wearing a seatbelt, […]

February 22, 2023 \ Car Accidents

What Happens if You’re Hit by Someone Driving a Rental Car in Jacksonville?

Getting hit by someone driving a rental car can become an insurance nightmare, but recovering compensation is still possible, especially if you have an experienced car accident lawyer on your side. Car accidents involving a rental vehicle are naturally more complex than other types of crashes. The insurance policies of the rental company, rental insurance, […]

February 6, 2023 \ Pedestrian Accidents

Pedestrians in Florida — Walking the Streets in Safety

With the ubiquity of mobile digital devices, distracted driving is more prevalent than ever before. Because of this, pedestrians are at risk when walking near a public roadway. Those who are walking, roller-skating, skateboarding, or using a wheelchair to travel are at risk when motorists are distracted. Although Florida drivers have a legal responsibility to […]