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Most patients are required to sign a waiver of liability and other release forms prior to receiving medical treatment or undergoing surgery. Those waivers warn patients of all the risks associated with the procedure and verify their informed consent. But can you still file a medical malpractice lawsuit if you signed a waiver of liability? Can you sue a doctor…
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) updated its Hours of Service (HOS) rules earlier this year. Still, many truck drivers and trucking companies may not be aware of the new rules. The FMCSA published the revised HOS regulations in 49 CFR Part 395 back in June 2020, but the new rules did not go into effect until September 29,…
Many businesses are aware of liability waivers, and a large percentage of them require their customers to sign waiver agreements prior to participating in an event or activity organized by the business. In a nutshell, liability waivers are designed to protect businesses from lawsuits arising from certain injuries or death. But do those liability waivers hold up in court? Are…
When you sustain a work-related injury, filing a workers’ compensation claim may be the first thing on your mind. However, in many cases, an injured worker can maximize their compensation by pursuing a personal injury claim. In some cases, they may even file both a personal injury and workers’ compensation claim. While Florida’s workers’ compensation system prevents you from suing…
Being involved in an automobile accident is often a stressful and life-changing experience. Most people panic and do not know what to do next. This is a natural reaction to a stressful situation. However, the steps you take after a car accident are going to affect the outcome of your personal injury case, which is why it is vital to…
Victims of automobile accidents are entitled to financial compensation for their injuries and damages. However, the car accident claims process can be complicated, which is why many people get lost when filing a claim following a car crash in Florida. So, what should you expect when filing an insurance claim following an auto accident in Florida? You Need to File…
Florida has the highest number of uninsured drivers. According to the Insurance Information Institute, 26.7% of all motorists in the state have no auto insurance. But how does the lack of car insurance affect your ability to recover damages following a vehicle crash in Florida? Why Drivers Do Not Purchase Auto Insurance The Florida Statutes Section 324.022 requires all motorists…
Finding a nursing home for a loved one is not easy from a financial and emotional perspective. On top of that, you may also worry about nursing home abuse and neglect. An estimated 5 million elders are abused each year. It is important for family members of nursing home residents to recognize signs of nursing home abuse and neglect to…
When someone causes injury to you or your loved one, their conduct falls into the category of “tort law.” Both negligent acts and intentional acts that result in bodily injury are categorized as tort law. Many Floridians do not understand the difference between negligence and intentional torts when trying to recover damages for their injury. While negligent and intentional acts…
Despite a steadily growing number of confirmed coronavirus cases, Florida authorities issued an emergency order to lift visitation restrictions in nursing homes. The restrictions were originally implemented earlier this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Visitation restrictions were also lifted in assisted living facilities, adult group homes, and other long-term care facilities across Florida. The Florida Division of Emergency Management…