If You Slipped and Fell at a Hotel, Store, or Theme Park—Here’s Why the Business May Still Be Liable You came to relax, shop, or enjoy time with family—not to leave in pain. If you slipped and fell at a Florida hotel, grocery store, or theme park, you may have heard the business say: “We…
If you were invited into someone’s home in Florida and their dog bit you, you may be wondering: Can I sue for my injuries? The short answer is yes—Florida law generally holds dog owners strictly liable for injuries caused by their pets, even if the victim was a guest. Being a friend, relative, or invited…
If you’re being sued because your dog bit someone in Florida, you may have received a request to complete a financial affidavit. This document asks you to disclose your assets, income, debts, and financial holdings. But should you fill it out? And what does it mean for your defense? Just like in Florida car accident…
If you’re a delivery driver—whether for Amazon, USPS, FedEx, or another company—and you were bitten by a dog while working, you might already have a workers’ compensation claim underway. But what many don’t realize is that you may also have the right to file a personal injury lawsuit against the dog’s owner. In Florida, these…
It’s one of the most frustrating parts of being involved in a Florida car accident: the other driver clearly caused the crash, was cited by the police, maybe even admitted fault at the scene—yet you’re the one getting sued. If you’re in this situation, you’re not alone. Many people assume that if the other driver…
If you recently received a lawsuit or demand letter related to a car crash—and you weren’t even in the vehicle at the time—you’re probably wondering: Why am I being sued for something I didn’t do? It’s one of the most frustrating calls we get at our firm, and it often involves a common scenario in…
Dog fights are chaotic and frightening—for owners and bystanders alike. Sometimes, a person tries to intervene and gets bitten in the process. When that happens, dog owners are often shocked to learn that they can still be sued—even though they didn’t tell anyone to get involved, and their dog wasn’t acting aggressively toward the person…
You’re driving a rental car. You have a valid agreement, the keys, and no reason to believe you’re doing anything wrong. Then you’re pulled over—maybe for a traffic stop or a routine check—and suddenly you’re being arrested because the car is reported stolen. It’s not a rare story. Across Florida, innocent people are being arrested…
Steps to Take Following a Car Accident in Florida Being involved in a car accident can be a disorienting and stressful experience. As Florida attorneys based in Orlando, we’ve guided numerous clients through the aftermath of vehicular collisions across the Sunshine State. Understanding the proper steps to take immediately following an accident can significantly impact…
You never expect your dog to bite someone. But then it happens—an accident, a startled reaction, or a misread signal—and suddenly someone’s threatening legal action. When they say, “I’m going to sue you,” it’s hard not to panic. But understanding your rights and next steps can help you take control of the situation. Florida’s dog…
When your vehicle suffers damage in a Florida car accident, the repair costs represent only part of your financial loss. Even after professional repairs, your car’s market value decreases simply because it now has an accident history. This reduction in value, known as diminished value, represents a legitimate claim you can pursue against the at-fault…
Receiving a subrogation demand letter from a collection agency can be alarming, particularly when you’re unsure about your legal obligations or the validity of the claim. In Florida, these letters often arrive months or even years after an incident, catching recipients off guard and creating unnecessary stress. Understanding what subrogation means, why collection agencies get…