If someone caused your injury, how long will it take to settle your personal injury case? [Read more…]

Here, I discuss whether someone (injured in an accident) has to pay back Medicaid from the settlement.

This article applies to Medicaid beneficiaries.  Thus, it may also apply to someone who recently completes a Medicaid application (and qualifies for Medicaid) after an accident.  (Find out why you should quickly apply for Medicaid after a bad injury.)

This article applies to car accidents, motorcycle accidents, slip and falls, wrongful death cases and much more.  (However, as I’ll discuss further below, the law may be different for paying back Medicaid from a wrongful death settlement.) [Read more…]

Disney is worth about $155 Billion dollars.  But Disney World doesn’t automatically have to pay you if you’re hurt on its property.

The same is true if you’re hurt at a hotel on a Walt Disney World or any Disney property. [Read more…]

There are certain circumstances where a Florida lawyer can ethically share fees with an out of state or foreign attorney.  I will discuss these situations shortly. [Read more…]

If someone else’s negligence causes your injury in a Florida accident, or on a cruise or boat, you may want to know how much your case is worth.

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I’m going to talk about pain and suffering in injury claims. Then, I’ll talk about how to determine how much pain and suffering is worth. You’ll see real settlements.

Finally, you’ll see how much money is typically awarded for pain and suffering for certain injuries.

Pain and suffering is the legal term for a type of damages caused by an injury. [Read more…]

If someone’s negligence caused your injury, “Will getting surgery get you more money in your case?”

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If someone caused you to injure your tibia or fibula (lower leg bones), you may want to get compensation.    [Read more…]

You may have control over some factors that affect an injury case.  But you’re powerless over the particular insurance company who insures the careless party in a personal injury case. [Read more…]