In Massachusetts, catastrophic injuries are those that leave victims with permanent impairments and significantly affect many aspects of their lives. This could include their ability to work, their mobility, and even their independence. Catastrophic injuries generally require immediate and ongoing medical treatment and support. If you or a loved one suffered a catastrophic injury due …
When You Need to File a Boating Accident Report
There are conditions in which you must file a report after a boating accident, including if someone dies, suffers injuries that require medical treatment, disappears, or the boat sustains property damage worth more than $2,000. You should file a report within 48 hours after the accident. A Florida boating accident lawyer can help you file …
What to Do After a Boat Accident
Boating accidents are dangerous, but knowing what to do afterward can protect your health and strengthen your case to recover compensation. You should ensure your safety, contact authorities to report the accident, seek medical attention, and collect evidence at the accident scene if possible. We also encourage you to hire a Boca Raton boat accident …
What Counts as a Catastrophic Injury in Florida?
A catastrophic injury is a severe injury that results in long-term or permanent disability, significantly impacting a personโs ability to work or live independently. These injuries often require extensive medical treatment, rehabilitation, or long-term care. If you or a loved one has suffered a life-altering injury due to an accident, consulting our Florida personal injury …
Examination Under Oath (EUO) in Florida: What to Know
An Examination Under Oath (EUO) is a formal, recorded statement given under oath, typically requested by an insurance company when evaluating a claim. During an EUO, the insurerโs representative will ask detailed questions about the accident, injuries, medical treatment, and other relevant factors to assess the validity of the claim. Understanding your rights and preparing …
Massachusetts Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Cases
The Massachusetts statute of limitations for personal injury cases is generally three years from the accident date. Understanding how this deadline affects your lawsuit is crucial, especially since some exceptions may extend or shorten the time frame. A Massachusetts personal injury lawyer can help ensure you meet all legal deadlines, preserve critical evidence, and build …
Slip and Fall vs. Trip and Fall
A slip and fall typically occurs when a surface is slick or unstable, causing you to lose footing and, in many cases, fall backward. In contrast, a trip and fall happens when your foot catches on an object or uneven surface, typically causing you to fall forward. Each can result in catastrophic injuries that can …
Examination Under Oath (EUO) in Massachusetts: What to Know
If your insurance company has requested an Examination Under Oath (EUO), you may be wondering what it means and how it could impact your claim. An EUO is a formal proceeding where you must answer questions under oath about your accident and insurance policy. This article will explain why insurers request EUOs, what to know, …
What Does PIP Pay for in Florida?
Florida is a no-fault state, and as such, all drivers must maintain a minimum personal injury protection policy (PIP). Of the benefits it provides, PIP insurance coverage is designed to ensure that injured individuals can access necessary medical care quickly, regardless of fault. However, healthcare providers may find difficulties securing payment for the services they …
How to Choose the Best Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer
Insight from previous clients, referrals from other injury victims, and legal consultations can help you identify the best lawyer and law firm. You should also opt for a lawyer who understands your desired outcome and how to reach it. The right lawyer will also respect your time, allow you to focus on healing, and provide …
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