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The six most common types of storm damage are flood, wind, ice, lightning, impact, and hurricane damage. There are countless natural hazards that can cause such damage, from hail storms to hurricanes. Some of the worst damages from a storm can occur days later due to anything from flooding to downed power lines. If your …

There is no average settlement for a rear-end collision, as every accident case will have a unique settlement value. The amount of money you should settle for depends on the damages you suffered, such as medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, and more. Rear-end accident victims may recover compensation for their economic and non-economic …

Like every type of car accident, there is no average payout for a T-bone accident. Each accident will have a unique set of recoverable damages. Even two injured parties in the same collision can have widely varying recoverable damages. If you or someone you love was injured in a T-bone collision, a lawyer can help …

There is no average burn injury settlement in Florida because each case is different. The amount of damages in a claim varies from case to case. That amount is dependent on factors such as the severity of the burn injury, the circumstances of the accident, and the individual’s situation. No one knows better than you …

Although many states have a blanket ban on distracted driving that specifically includes talking and texting, Florida’s cell phone laws work slightly differently. In most cases, driving while taking on a cellphone in Florida is legal. However, you must talk in “hands-free” mode (e.g., speaker, Bluetooth, or wired headphones) while driving through school zones or …

An accident typically stays on your driving record in Florida for three to five years, depending on the severity of the incident and whether it involved any traffic violations or criminal charges. More serious offenses, such as DUI-related crashes, can remain on your record for much longer. Understanding the length of time an accident stays …

Hurricanes can leave a trail of devastation, making insurance claims critical for recovery. These claims provide financial relief to rebuild and repair homes, replace belongings, and cover temporary accommodations. However, navigating the insurance claim process isn’t always straightforward. Claims may be denied for a variety of reasons such as lack of coverage, missed deadlines, or …

Ged Lawyers’ commitment to taking on big businesses in Corporate America while changing the public’s perception of attorneys has gotten the attention of Forbes, which recently featured the family-owned law firm in its publication. Ged Lawyers, based in Boca Raton, Florida, tells visitors on its website’s homepage that it is “a law firm with a …

Your first meeting with your personal injury attorney is important. The attorney you hire can tremendously impact your case’s outcome, making it crucial that you get it right. Hiring your lawyer is about more than going with the lawyer who has been practicing the longest. You also need legal counsel with the right kind of …

How long it takes to get your personal injury protection (PIP) check depends on how long it takes your insurer to receive, investigate, and accept your claim. If your case is very complex, it may take longer for you to get your check than for someone whose case is straightforward. A Florida car accident lawyer …