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Florida Appellate Court Rules that Plaintiff’s Motion to Amend Complaint Must be Reconsidered

Property owners in the state of Florida have a legal obligation to maintain their premises in a reasonably safe condition so as not to cause harm to those who enter the land. If you or someone close to you has been injured on somebody else’s property, you may be entitled…

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Golf Cart Accidents in Florida

Florida is a state full of sunshine and golf courses. With the numerous pristine golf courses throughout the state, Florida residents and visitors have experienced an increase in golf cart use. Unfortunately, the increased use of golf carts also means more golf cart accidents. There are a number of types…

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Suing a Deceased Person’s Estate – Locke v. Estate of Davis

A personal injury case does not end if the defendant dies. If this happens, a plaintiff can still file a lawsuit and collect a judgment from the defendant’s estate. This unfortunate situation does, however, make the continuation of a lawsuit much more difficult. The Supreme Court of Montana recently addressed the…

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Right to Privacy in Florida Injury Case – Muller v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

Defendants in personal injury cases are notorious for trying to get as much information as possible from the plaintiffs. Florida law provides its citizens with the right of privacy, but this right is not absolute. While some  requests for information are legitimate, others go too far. As a victim in…

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Florida Law Typically Requires Impact to Recover for Emotional Distress

While many states have abolished the “impact rule,” Florida still adheres to it. Personal injuries are known as torts. A tort is a wrongful act or infringement of an individual’s right that can be redressed by awarding damages. Injured parties are entitled to all damages that naturally and directly flow…

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