Sean | January 3, 2023 | Personal Injury
Insurance Policy Limits: Everything You Need To Know
Insurance companies pay most personal injury claims. Every insurance company has a policy limit, which is the maximum amount they have agreed to pay in case of an accident. In many cases, this policy limit represents the maximum amount of compensation you can obtain. In… read more
Sean | December 26, 2022 | Personal Injury
What Does the Bar Stand for in Bar Exam or Bar Association?
When you talk about lawyers, you may hear the term “the bar” being thrown around a lot. Lawyers have to pass bar exams and may join bar associations, and if they abuse their position, they may be disbarred. But what does “bar” stand for, and… read more
Sean | December 22, 2022 | Car Accident
Why Do Rear-End Collisions Happen in St. Pete and Who’s To Blame?
Unfortunately, rear-end collisions are all too common when it comes to car accidents. Knowing why they occur can help you avoid one. If you do happen to experience one, you and the other driver may have to sort out who is to blame. Determining fault… read more
Sean | December 1, 2022 | Personal Injury
Most Common Water Park Accidents in Florida
Water parks provide a fun and exciting environment for family outings. Florida is home to many high-quality water parks that draw visitors from around the country. Whether you prefer a lazy river, twisting slides, or wave pools, water parks have something for almost everyone. Unfortunately,… read more
Sean | November 30, 2022 | Personal Injury
Christmas Tree Fires: How Common Are They?
Each year, Christmas tree fires cause an average of $10 million in property damage and kill or injure approximately 16 people. In fact, they’re one of the leading causes of home fires during the holiday season. But what are the most common causes of these… read more
Sean | November 26, 2022 | Slip & Fall Accidents
Know Your Rights: When Is a Property Owner Liable for My Slip and Fall Accident in St. Pete?
Can you sue someone else if you slipped and fell on their property in St. Petersburg, FL? Like most legal questions, the answer is “it depends.” It depends on your status as a visitor to the property and on the degree of care that the… read more
Sean | November 17, 2022 | Car Accident
Who Is at Fault in a St. Petersburg Car Accident T-Bone?
T-bone accidents are a particularly dangerous type of car accident. St. Petersburg drivers in busy intersections are at the highest risk of ending up in a T-bone accident. St. Petersburg intersections like the US-19 and US-19 ALT/5th Ave, which divides Historic Kenwood from United Central,… read more
Sean | November 10, 2022 | Car Accident
Is It Possible to File a Claim Without a Police Report in St. Petersburg?
What happens if you do not report a car accident to the police or if the police do not investigate the crash? Can you still file an accident claim without a police report in St. Petersburg? Yes, you can file a claim without a police… read more
Sean | November 5, 2022 | Florida Law
Vaping Laws in Florida
Vaping has become a popular alternative to traditional cigarettes. Vapes or e-cigarettes come in many different sizes and shapes. Some have a battery, while others are rechargeable. Inside the vape, a heating element produces an aerosol by heating liquid referred to as “juice.” The liquid… read more
Sean | October 28, 2022 | Personal Injury
Basic St. Petersburg Personal Injury Settlement Breakdown: How Much Goes in My Pocket?
The total amount of a personal injury settlement can be deceptive. How much money actually goes into your pocket? In many cases, the answer is “less than half.” Ultimately, however, the answer depends on many factors. The Components of a Personal Injury Claim A Florida… read more