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Florida personal injury statute of limitations is different in 2024. Back in March of 2023, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims based on the theory of negligence was changed from 4 years to 2 years.

RECENT REVIEW: They are well prepared and willing to help Frank and his team handled my case in a very…

WHAT HAPPENS AT THE FIRST APPEARANCE HEARING? Find out what the charges are. Determine if the police had enough legal…

Tampa E-Bike Injuries are Surging – Who is Liable?

Florida’s 2025 law changes affect injury and defense cases

In most cases, they do this to try to get you to settle the claim for far less than what they know it’s worth.

WHAT IS LARCENY? Similar to burglary, however, the major difference is that with larceny, the perpetrator does not commit the…

$3 million South Florida settlement won on obscure law.

Are personal injury settlements marital property in Florida? Florida is an equitable distribution state, therefore assets acquired by either spouse…

What the adjuster is really trying to do, is make you feel comfortable so that you provide details about the accident and injuries that they can possibly use to their advantage to deny or reduce the value of your claim.

If you casually tell them you’re doing fine, or even say you’re “okay,” the adjuster may use that as evidence that your injuries are inconsequential.

Florida jurisdictions working to impose harsher penalties for career criminals

Out of County and Out of State Warrants are usually issued by a Judge who is outside of the present jurisdiction.

As per the Florida Statutes, Chapter 901.08, the issue of warrant when offense triable in another county.

Open Carry Charges Dropped in Hillsborough County – What it means for legal gun owners