Monthly Archives: May 2019
Why a Teacher Might Want an Attorney When They First Are Accused by a Student
Reports of teachers being accused of misconduct by a student seem to be more prevalent in the news these days. Granted, many of these reports may be based in fact; however, regardless of whether the reports are fact or fiction, a teacher in this situation needs to contact an attorney right away. Innocent teachers… Read More »
Criminal Confession: Why You Should Call an Attorney First
The term ‘criminal confession’ may conjure up images of the scruffy person in a mugshot looking guilty or the drunk with bloodshot eyes, maybe the belligerent mugger, but seldom would a person think it could pertain to anyone they know. The fact of the matter is, you could find yourself in a situation where… Read More »
4 Personal Injury Basics Everyone Should Know
When you have been injured due to another person’s negligence or fault, you may be eligible for compensation for your losses. If you do not know the basics of personal injury, you could miss out on your opportunity to recover payment for time and wages lost due to the injury. Here are four basic… Read More »
Avoiding Dog Bites in Florida
A dog may look cute and cuddly, but when that dog bites, everything changes. Often, a canine will show definite signs of not wanting to be approached. Think of the unfriendly Chihuahua that makes its unfriendliness known if you dare to pet it. Unfortunately, that is not the case with every situation. You cannot… Read More »
E-Scooter Causing Head Injuries and Injuries to Others
There is a new phenomenon catching on in cities across the country. E-scooters are becoming a popular sight as more people take to the small electronic vehicles to get around. While they may be cute and fun, they can also be dangerous and lead to serious injuries if not handled correctly. Head Injuries Perhaps… Read More »
When To Sue in a Florida Auto Accident
If you are involved in an auto accident in Florida, depending on the circumstances, you may have cause for a suit. Florida is a “no-fault” state, so your personal injury protection (PIP) is used first to cover medical expenses and costs related to medical treatment. This applies regardless of who caused the accident. Major… Read More »
How to Handle an Accident with a Police Car
Comedies sometimes portray a distracted driver running into a police car. Depending on the situation, it could be the start of a budding romance, a hilarious interaction with an officer, or some other scenario that makes you laugh. In real life, an accident involving a police car is not funny. Police Car Accidents Are… Read More »
Lead Paint in Apartment Rentals
You may think that, by now, lead paint would not be an issue. The use of lead-based paint was banned in 1978. Buildings and homes built before that time may still have this troubling paint on walls or woodwork. Old apartments are no exception and the hazards are real. The Issues with Lead Paint… Read More »
Burn Injury Recovery: No Easy Fix
There are many types of injuries a person may receive during their life journey, but a severe burn injury is one of the most devastating. Severe burns are painful and can be permanently disfiguring. Recovering from even minor burns can take weeks or months. Types of Burn Injury There are three types of burns:… Read More »
How to Handle a Denied PIP Claim
Every driver in Florida is expected to carry personal injury protection insurance (PIP). But how do you handle a denied PIP claim? The purpose of PIP is to cover medical bills, lost wages, and funeral expenses, if necessary. As “no fault” insurance, PIP is used whether or not you are at fault for the… Read More »
