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Negotiating Hospital Liens in Cape Coral Personal Injury Lawsuits

If you have suffered a personal injury, you may be faced with a hospital lien on whatever damages you collect from the tortfeasor (wrongdoer). Hospital lien claims typically arise when you have received some emergency care after an auto accident or slip-and-fall and you lacked insurance to fully cover your…

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Court Rules Home Inspector Not Liable for Home Defects Resulting in Injury

Anytime you purchase property in Florida, an inspection by a licensed, certified home inspector is typically part of the process. F.S. 468 Part XV covers home inspector requirements.  Home inspectors are called upon to closely examine the structure and property and identify potential material defects. But what if they miss…

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New CPSC Toy Report: 240,000 Toy-Related Injuries, 7 Deaths in 2016

As the holidays approach, the demand for new toys will be high, both in stores and online. Buyers must be cautious when purchasing items to make sure they are following the manufacturer’s age recommendations and that they stay tuned to any reports of injuries or news of a potential toy…

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$7.5M Awarded in Slip-and-Fall Lawsuit After Man Suffers Broken Hip

A man who tripped and fell at a large chain store while purchasing a watermelon has won a $7.5 million verdict against the store.  The incident happened in Alabama, and a local jury decided the premises liability lawsuit in his favor, awarding him $2.5 million in compensatory damages and $5…

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When Property Owners Can be Liable for Crashes

When examining liability for a South Florida car accident, our injury lawyers in Cape Coral will of course first examine the negligence of the other. We’ll examine the potential vicarious liability claims of the vehicle owner, the driver’s employer and the motor carrier (if applicable). We may even look closely…

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Truck Accident Lawsuit Hinges on Reliability of Expert Witness Testimony

Expert witness testimony is sometimes critical to trucking accident lawsuits, which can be some of the most complex types of injury cases. These large vehicles cause some of the most horrific crashes on our roads, resulting in serious injury and death – and making the stakes in these lawsuits very…

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Potential Product Liability Claims as Vehicle Defect Reported in Chrysler Vans

While the majority of auto accident injuries are the result of negligence by one or more motorist involved, crash victims shouldn’t overlook the possibility that a vehicle defect may have been a contributing factor, if not the sole cause. The auto industry hasn’t garnered a great deal of public trust…

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Slip-and-Fall Lawsuit Requires Proof That Duty was Breached

In any negligence action, the plaintiff (person who was hurt) must prove several key elements. Those are: Duty Breach Causation Damages Slip-and-fall injuries can give rise to negligence lawsuits, though every aspect must be met. Landowners owe a duty of care to visitors, and businesses that invite members of the…

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Is Anyone Liable After Mass Shootings?

It seems every other week, another mass shooting is in the headlines. No matter where you stand on the contentious gun control issue, pretty much everyone can agree these incidents are tragic. They leave families not only bereft, but often drowning financially. Those we lose are often people in their…

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Concert Injury Spurs Premises Liability Lawsuit Against Venue, Artist

Fans of rapper Travis Scott know that when they go to one of his concerts, it’s going to be high-energy. Not only will the bass be loud and the crowd riled, fans routinely form mosh pits, crowd surf and stage dive. But now, one of those fans has suffered serious…

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