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Thu 11th Apr | 2019

Legal Liability: How Liability is Established After an Accident

Accidents BY Clark Fountain

When you want to file a personal injury claim against someone, you will be accusing them of some form of negligence that caused you some form of injury or damage. However, for your claim to stand up to legal scrutiny, it...

Mon 1st Apr | 2019

Florida Among Nation’s Leaders for Fatal Motor Vehicle Accidents

Accidents Auto Accidents & News Car Accidents Distracting Driving Accidents BY Clark Fountain

As one of the largest and most populous states in the nation, Florida is no stranger to high rates of motor vehicle accidents. Unfortunately, the state has become one of the nation’s leaders in a few categories where being...

Fri 29th Mar | 2019

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of March 15, 2019

Accidents Appellate Litigation Business Litigation Car Accidents Legal Malpractice Personal Injury The Week in Torts BY Clark Fountain

She Who Laughs Last… FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 44, NUMBER 11 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF MARCH 15, 2019 FOURTH DISTRICT REVERSES JUDGMENT FOR THE DEFENDANT WHERE THE TRIAL JUDGE ERRONEOUSLY INSISTED THAT PLAINTIFF PRODUCE...

Mon 11th Mar | 2019

Do I Have to Provide Personal Information After an Accident?

Accidents Car Accidents DUI BY Clark Fountain

In the state of Florida, all drivers have to give certain information to law enforcement after a car accident. When you make an accident report certain facts about the incident can be admissible in court if the accident...

Mon 4th Mar | 2019

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of February 15, 2019

Accidents Personal Injury Product liability The Week in Torts Wrongful Death BY Clark Fountain

Non-Economics Are The Jury’s Job FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 44, NUMBER 7 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 15, 2019 COMMENTS IN PLAINTIFFS’ COUNSEL’S CLOSING IN A TOBACCO CASE FELL SHORT OF DENYING DEFENDANT ITS RIGHT TO A...

Thu 28th Feb | 2019

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of February 8, 2019

Accidents Appellate Litigation Personal Injury The Week in Torts BY Clark Fountain

Referral Fee Hell FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 44, NUMBER 6 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 8, 2019 ATTORNEY NOT ENTITLED TO PARTICIPATE IN AN ATTORNEY’S FEE PURSUANT TO A FEE AGREEMENT EMAILED BY THE CLIENT’S ATTORNEY,...

Mon 11th Feb | 2019

How Long Does a Personal Injury Case Take?

Accidents Personal Injury BY Clark Fountain

From start to finish the length of a personal injury case varies due to a wide variety of external and internal factors. In Florida, one factor of particular note is the expected threshold of injury severity and permanency....

Mon 4th Feb | 2019

Understanding Negligence Lawsuits

Accidents Negligence Cases BY Clark Fountain

Picture this… You become seriously injured after slipping and falling in a disorderly grocery store. You suffer a spinal cord injury and need near-constant physical therapy and expensive medical treatments. You worry that...

Mon 28th Jan | 2019

Federal Self-Driving Vehicle Regulations Could Undermine Consumer Safety and Privacy

Accidents Auto Accidents & News Car Accidents BY Clark Fountain

A new Congress could mean round two for The American Vision for Safer Transportation Through Advancement of Revolutionary Technologies (AV START) Act. The AV START Act creates the first federal framework for autonomous...

Mon 21st Jan | 2019

About No-Fault Law in Florida

Accidents Car Accidents Distracting Driving Accidents Road Safety BY Clark Fountain

Florida is a “no-fault” state, which means drivers are required to have a minimum of $10,000 in personal injury protection (PIP) insurance and $10,000 in property damage liability. PIP provides compensation for certain...

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Legal Liability: How Liability is Established After an Accident

Florida Among Nation’s Leaders for Fatal Motor Vehicle Accidents

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of March 15, 2019

Do I Have to Provide Personal Information After an Accident?

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of February 15, 2019

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of February 8, 2019

How Long Does a Personal Injury Case Take?

Understanding Negligence Lawsuits

Federal Self-Driving Vehicle Regulations Could Undermine Consumer Safety and Privacy

About No-Fault Law in Florida

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