Recent Blog Posts
Can Remote Workers Get Workers’ Compensation?
During the coronavirus pandemic, millions of American workers switched to remote work. Over a year into the pandemic, 41.8% of them were still working from home. While many will return to the office in the coming months, telecommuting is going to become more and more of a staple. According to Upwork, by 2025, 22%… Read More »
Common Internal Injuries That Occur from Impacts
Uplon an impact, the effects of some injuries may show up right away, while in other cases, it can take several hours or longer for someone to realize that they are hurt. This is sometimes due to the adrenaline rush that people experience during a traumatic event like a crash. They might walk away… Read More »
Can I Still Get Workers’ Comp Benefits if I Caused my Own Injury?
There are many different reasons why workplace injuries occur, and there are numerous potential contributing factors. Some might be the fault of the injured worker, while others might be caused by a supervisor, co-worker, or the effects of a company policy. Still others could be caused by one or more of countless outside factors…. Read More »
Should You Settle or Litigate Your Accident Injury Claim?
If you have been injured because of the negligent or reckless actions of another party and you have a valid personal injury claim against them, you might be wondering whether it is better to settle or litigate your claim. There are advantages and disadvantages to both options, and the answer to this question will… Read More »
Divorce and Your Child’s College Funding
Getting divorced is a very stressful period in a person’s life, and there is a seemingly endless number of tasks to take care of and issues to resolve. The most immediate concerns include your current living situation, how much child support your kids will get, what property you will receive from the marital estate,… Read More »
When Should My Elderly Parent Stop Driving?
It is a harsh reality of aging. As we get older, our physical and cognitive capabilities decline, making it more difficult to perform various tasks. One of the activities that definitely becomes more challenging as people get into their senior years is driving. But taking away someone’s freedom to drive is a sensitive issue,… Read More »
Is my Spouse Entitled to Half of My Business During Our Divorce?
Getting divorced is always a stressful time for everyone involved, but when there are unique assets at stake, things can become even more complicated. One such instance is when one of the spouses owns a business or has an ownership stake in a business that the other spouse is not a part of. The… Read More »
Do I Need an Attorney for a No-Doubt Liability Claim?
There are approximately 6 million auto accidents in the United States each year, and in Florida alone, there are about 400,000 car crashes annually. In many of these accidents, there are differing versions of what happened and questions and disputes over who was at fault. In other cases, however, there is no doubt about… Read More »
What is Causing my Neck & Back Pain after a Car Crash?
Motor vehicle crashes are among the most traumatic events that people have to experience. The force and impact of a collision can be startling to say the least, and after this type of accident, you may consider yourself lucky to walk away with just a few minor scrapes and bruises. What you may not… Read More »
Safe Driving Tips for the Holiday Travel Season
During the holidays, tens of thousands of Floridians hit the road or get on a bus or airplane to travel and visit with loved ones. This is a tradition that we look forward to each year and cherish. Because of COVID-19, things will not be quite the same this year. In the interest of… Read More »
