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by lawyersWhen Should You File a Personal Injury Claim?
In 2019, preventable injury-related deaths clocked in at 173,040 cases, reflecting a 3.5% year-over-year increase since 2018’s 167, 127 cases. Preventable injuries include car crashes, slip-and-falls, and truck accidents, to name a few, and often come with personal injuries, which are any injuries caused to the body, mind, or emotions of the victim. But what constitutes a personal injury...
by lawyersThe Role of Temporary Disability Benefits | Important Things To Know
Temporary disability benefits are important considerations for any worker who is injured on the job. When you file a case, not only are you filing for compensation, but also the right to work while waiting on medical diagnosis. This article will discuss how temporary disability benefits can help in settling your case and what they entail. Temporary Disability: Temporary disabilities may be...
by lawyersWhat is the Burden of Proof in a Legal Case?
Burden of truth is a legal party’s obligation to demonstrate the truth of their argument. A legal party, in these terms, usually refers to the plaintiff in a civil trial–perhaps someone who has filed a personal injury lawsuit–or the prosecutor in a criminal trial–someone who is trying to have the defendant convicted of a crime. When a party proposes an accusation or argument...
by lawyersWhat is a Personal Injury Claim?
A personal injury claim is a form of lawsuit that can be filed against someone who has harmed the victim in some way. There are many different types of personal injury cases, including car accident claims, slip and fall claims, medical malpractice claims, pain and suffering, and defamation claims. If you have suffered bodily harm due to someone else’s negligence or misconduct then you...
by lawyersWhat to do When Your Child is Injured at School
What Can I Do if My Child Sustains an Injury While at School? Throughout the United States, children are injured while in school or while participating in school-related activities. Schools and their staff have a duty to supervise the children under their care. Furthermore, schools and their staff have a duty to maintain a reasonably safe environment for children. Unfortunately, carelessness...
by lawyersDivision of Marital Property in a Divorce in Florida
When dividing marital property in a Florida divorce, the old adage of “What’s mine is yours, and what’s yours is mine” rings pretty true. In Florida, the assets and liabilities you bring with you to the marriage are, in most cases, considered non-marital assets. In other words, non-marital assets are possessions of the individual and not owned jointly by the...
by lawyersWhat to Know After a Florida Bicycle Accident Injury
What are the Legal Rights of an Injured Cyclist? Bicycle accidents frequently occur throughout most communities in Florida. There are highways, intersections, expressways, bridges, and other roads with a lot of traffic and hazards. Because of the size and type of roadways throughout the community, bicycle accidents are commonplace. Many of these accidents result in serious personal injuries...
by lawyersInjured in a Car Crash? Here’s What You Need to Know
In Florida, injury victims have certain rights and responsibilities when they sustain an injury in a car crash. In this post, we will give you some things to remember if you are in a Florida car crash. You never know when you’re going to get into an auto accident, but if it happens and you sustain an injury as a result, the first thing you should do is call a car accident attorney. You...by lawyersLegal Rights of Bicycle and Motorcycle Injury Victims
Criminal defense attorneys represent people who have a lawsuit filed against them or are charged with criminal conduct. We focus our practice on criminal defense in the Fresno area, so we often know the prosecutors involved, can get negotiations concessions that other attorneys may not have access to.
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