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In Florida, You Can Recover Damages Even if You Are 99% at Fault for an Accident

Imagine this: you’re involved in a serious car accident. Let’s further say that following the accident you were found to be largely at fault. Despite this, you face serious medical expenses, sustained injuries that will result in missed time at work, and are facing a lengthy recovery period. Can you…

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2 Athletes Sue After Debilitating Brain Injuries

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a very serious health issue that contributes to a high number of deaths and permanent disabilities. It is also a hot topic right now because professional athletes are beginning to display the long-term symptoms of repetitive concussions. According to the Centers for Disease Control…

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A non-party to a suit that funds a party’s defense cannot be added as a judgment debtor once judgment has already been entered

Law and public policy are often used simultaneously in determining case law. When it comes to judgments and collecting them, the law has now been made even clearer.  In Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of South Florida v. Bermudez, 39 Fla. L. Weekly D1395b, the 3d DCA ultimately sided with a…

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Rear Ended Vehicle Usually Wins Liability / Fault Issue

Every case has two parts: liability and damages. And, to win your case before a jury, you have to prove both by the greater weight of the evidence. In fact, if you cannot show liability, the jury does not even consider damages. Your Miami Car Accident Lawyer explains: The practical impact of…

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