Personal Injury

What Can a Florida Disability Lawyer Do For You?

If you are suffering from a disability in Florida, you’re not alone. About twenty-five percent (25%) of Florida residents have been diagnosed with some form of disability. Many of Florida’s disabled residents face challenges with finding and maintaining a job, navigating government-administrated financial benefits, and taking advantage of insurance claims. You need a Florida disability

How Do Florida Injury & Accident Lawyers Help Settle Your Case?

It’s hard to overstate the effect that an attorney can have on your settlement negotiation for your South Florida accident or injury case. A study by Nolo found that injury victims are almost two times as likely to receive a fair settlement with an at-fault party (or their insurance company) when they are represented by

Personal Injury Attorneys: What Separates The Best From the Rest

With so many options to choose from, the process of finding and hiring the best personal injury attorney near Fort Lauderdale for your South Florida injury case can be confusing and overwhelming. In a separate Clayton Trial Lawyers (“CTL”) blog, we outlined a few ways how you can go about choosing the right lawyer for

Why Should I Hire a Fort Lauderdale Attorney?

Accidents create physical, emotional, and financial burdens for those who are involved and are stressful events no matter where they happen. If you’ve been involved in a car accident in the Fort Lauderdale area, it could be beneficial to consult with a local car accident attorney.   So, Why Should I Hire a Fort Lauderdale Attorney?

If a Dog Bites You in Florida, Here’s What to Do First

Dogs are beloved pets, but sometimes, “man’s best friend” causes severe accidents and injuries when they mistake you or someone you know for their dinner. Dog bites can be devastating events that leave victims with lifelong effects. While dog bites can range from moderate to severe to life-threatening, it is critical to follow steps to

How Long Can You Take to File a Negligent Security Case in Florida?

The “statute of limitations” refers to the maximum length of time someone has to sue an individual, business, or other entity for damages or injuries sustained as a result of their conduct. In Florida, personal injury cases that involve negligence (including negligent security cases) the statute of limitations is generally four years from the date

Questions to Ask a Personal Injury Attorney

An accident—especially one that results in an injury—can be an incredibly stressful event. Sometimes, tragically, the result of an accident can be life-changing. While the decision to consider and hire a personal injury attorney to represent you is a highly personal decision, it is important to consider a variety of questions to ensure that you

If I Slip and Fall on a Public Sidewalk, Can I Recover Anything for My Injuries?

Slip and fall accidents can result in moderate to severe injuries. Such injuries may include broken or fractured bones, as well as head injuries. While slip and fall accidents often occur on private property, such as business premises, these accidents can also occur in public areas, such as a sidewalk in Fort Lauderdale, Broward County,

What is Negligent Use of a Deadly Weapon?

In cases of negligent use of a deadly weapon, usually, a plaintiff (an injured person) sues the defendant (an individual or person acting on behalf of a business or other entity), for damages that resulted from the negligence. In order for a plaintiff to successfully sue a defendant for negligent use of a deadly weapon,

What is the Difference Between Negligence and Breach of Duty?

In personal injury lawsuits, a plaintiff sues a defendant according to the theory of negligence. Both “negligence” and “breach of duty” are legal terms of art that are commonly used in the context of personal injury lawsuits. In broad terms, negligence means that someone failed to take reasonable care to prevent harm to another or