According to CBS News Boston, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court found misconduct in breathalyzer tests performed between June 1, 2011, and April 18, 2019. This means that many trials were unfairly closed based on faulty evidence. If you or a loved one pled guilty to driving under the influence (DUI), you may have an opportunity …
If Your Car Hydroplanes and Is Involved in an Accident, Can You Be Held Liable for Damages?
If your car hydroplanes before an accident, you can be liable for damages. If you were speeding or maneuvering the vehicle in a way that would increase your chances of hydroplaning, that factor could be considered when determining who is responsible for the crash. Still, you can consult a personal injury attorney about your options …
Failing Cast Iron Pipes in Florida: Can You File a Lawsuit?
In Florida, failing cast iron pipes can cost you a lot of money. The damage to your home or business may be extensive—and expensive. Because of Florida’s unique climate, cast iron pipes designed to last for a century or more can fail within 25 years or less. The problems with cast iron pipes in Florida …
Fire Safety and Landlord Liability in Apartments and Other Rented Dwellings
It’s more voracious than a pack of teenage boys, it moves quicker than preschoolers after birthday party cupcakes, and its heat makes the steamiest Florida day seem chilly – fire is truly a force. As a Panama City home fire law firm we see the tragic aftermath of home fires, experience that makes us strong …
Why Do Car Commercials Have Disclaimers?
We have all seen the warning at the bottom of car commercials – “closed course,” “professional driver,” “do not attempt.” After seeing those disclaimers and warnings the question arises: Why do car commercials have these disclaimers? The questions do not stop there. Seemingly every commercial that portrays even remotely risky activity carries a similar warning …
Bullying Serious Problem in Florida Schools
Bullying is a serious problem in schools nationwide, and Florida is no exception. Our Panama City personal injury attorney explains the most common types of bullying that occur in Florida schools, why bullying is so underreported, and how parents and schools can help. Bullying in Florida Schools According to the National Center for Education Statistics, 31% of …
Spring Break Visitor Killed After Fall From Balcony
WJHG is following a story that caught the attention of our Panama City premises liability lawyer. 21-year-old Jacob Winkler was enjoying Spring Break after arriving in Panama City Beach from his home in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. The trip took a tragic turn early Saturday morning when Winkler fell from a 7th floor balcony at the …
Can You Get Holiday Pay While Receiving Workers’ Compensation?
Accidents never occur at convenient times – sometimes, they happen around planned vacations, or during the holidays. If you’re currently recovering from personal injuries and are receiving workers’ compensation, don’t assume that you won’t be allowed to receive vacation pay, too. It’s possible for workers to collect benefits from both. Defining Workers’ Compensation As an …
What Is the Difference Between the Statute of Limitations & the Statute of Repose in Florida?
Statute Of Limitations vs Statute Of Repose Every state has set deadlines for taking legal action in a personal injury claim. A person can only file a lawsuit from the date of an accident or injury until a certain amount of years have passed. This is called a statute of limitations. A statute of repose …
Proving and Penalizing Hit & Run Accidents in Florida
Hit and run crashes are disturbingly common in the U.S., a hit and run occurs roughly every 43 seconds according to data from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. Of course, some hit and run accidents are victimless crimes, like a small parking lot scrape during a botched parking job, for instance. Yet, hit and runs …
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