Text or Call 24 Hr Attorney Hotline (407) 803-2139 Lawsuits Against The Drug Manufacturer Boehringer On The Rise In the last two months, lawsuits against the Pradaxa drug manufacturer Boehringer, a German company, have increased 30%. In these lawsuits, attorneys are alleging that this drug has caused internal bleeding injuries or death. According to this New […]
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Dangerous DrugsIf you’ve just been in a car accident in Orlando – whether on I-4, Colonial Drive, or any of our busy local roads – you need to know something critical: don’t talk to any insurance company before speaking with an Orlando personal injury attorney. As someone who has represented Orlando accident victims for over a
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Car Accidents, Case Worth, Your Role In Your CaseAs both an Orlando car accident lawyer, who handles bicycle accidents, and avid cyclist, I bring a unique perspective to cycling accidents in Central Florida. My husband and I regularly ride throughout Orange County, from the Cady Way Trail to the West Orange Trail. While these protected paths are relatively safe, many Orlando cyclists must
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Bicycle Accidents, Blog, Choosing Your Attorney, Your Role In Your CaseThere are essentially two ways for a law firm to handle your personal injury case: (1) have you work primarily with the best Orlando personal injury lawyer throughout your lawsuit or (2) have you work primarily with a case manager or paralegal, particularly during the early stages of your case (when evidence development could not
Text or Call 24 Hr Attorney Hotline (407) 803-2139 Understandably, many personal injury or auto accident plaintiffs want to know how much their case might be worth. Unfortunately, there is no easy or definitive way to answer that question. Frequently (although not always) injury claims involve auto accidents, truck accidents, or motorcycle accidents. In those cases, the
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Blog, Car Accidents, Case WorthI have been thinking about what non-lawyers might want to know when they contact a personal injury attorney or auto accident attorney for the first time, particularly if they do not work in a profession or industry where they regularly deal with lawyers in a business capacity. In other words, if they are contacting an attorney
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Blog, Choosing Your Attorney, Your Role In Your CaseHave you ever wondered what a car accident case that causes a brain injury might be worth? Well, the reality is that the value of car accident / brain injury cases can vary widely depending on a variety of factors, such as how much insurance coverage is available (this is huge because very often the
I’ve pasted below an excerpt from a summary of a verdict that resulted from a Florida (Vero Beach) car accident case. As you can see, the plaintiff was rendered a quadriplegic and the jury awarded her a little over 6.3 million in damages. As an aside, although many people often complain about high verdicts obtained
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Blog, Car AccidentsClients often do not realize that they are one of the most important factors in their case, along with their selected Orlando personal injury lawyer. Recently a colleague and I were discussing that a client’s credibility is probably the single most important factor in the outcome of any injury case. The reason is that insurance companies (who
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Blog, Car Accidents, Choosing Your Attorney, Your Role In Your CaseText or Call 24 Hr Attorney Hotline (407) 803-2139 During my endless research of legal issues, I stumbled upon an interesting fact today. According to the United States Supreme Court, at least back in 1994, and in federal cases, “[l]ess than 5% of cases filed in federal court end in trial.” McDermott, Inc. v. AmClyde,
