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The Dangerous Habit of Running Red Lights

The fact that green denotes “go,” yellow denotes “slow down,” and red denotes “stop” is among the first things we learn in driver’s education or from our parents or instructors who are training us to drive when we’re young and pursuing our driver’s licenses. These rules are repeatedly drilled into our minds since there is…

How Does Mediation in Personal Injury Lawsuits Work?

Being injured in an accident can cause quite a bit of stress. If your injury is caused by someone else’s fault or wrongful act, you have the legal right to file a personal injury claim to recover compensation. If you decide to move forward with a lawsuit, having a personal injury lawyer from Zimmet &…

Is a Personal Injury Settlement Taxable?

Have you experienced an injury due to an accident caused by someone else’s negligence? Are you working to recover a personal injury settlement? If so, you may have questions about the potential taxes related to this type of settlement. Most people don’t like the thought that filing a personal injury claim and recovering a settlement…

How Much Compensation Are You Entitled to After a Traumatic Brain Injury?

The impact of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) on you and your entire family can last for your entire life. Based on the severity of the injury, you may experience ongoing financial stress due to required medical treatments and be unable to return to work. If someone else’s negligence caused your TBI, you could file a personal…

How Can an Orlando Car Accident Lawyer Help You?

A knowledgeable and experienced car accident lawyer can help you in several ways after you are involved in a collision. If another driver causes your accident, you may be entitled to monetary compensation for your damages and injuries. The compensation provided after a car accident varies based on the situation and severity of the accident. Unfortunately, without…

Can I Still Sue for a Florida Auto Accident injury without Insurance?

Florida ranks sixth in the country for the state with the most uninsured drivers. These numbers are not only shocking but also somewhat concerning since it means if you are in a car accident, there’s a good chance it will be with an uninsured driver. If you are the one who is uninsured when an accident occurs,…

What Is a Negligent Security Claim?

Cases of negligent security occur when a Florida business owner doesn’t take the proper precautions to protect their guests, customers, and clients. It’s required that business owners take basic security measures to prevent possible theft, assaults, property damage, and robberies. The term “negligent security” applies to many locations serving the public, including schools, apartment complexes,…

Proof of Damages Insurance Adjusters Will Likely Look for in a Car Accident Claim 

Car accidents happen on Florida roadways every day. In fact, Florida roadways are ranked the third most dangerous in the U.S. With so many accidents occurring on Florida roadways, it may not be a case of “if” an accident happens but “when.” If you are involved in an accident and want to recover compensation for your damages…

Who Is Going to Pay My Medical Expenses Following My Car Accident?

All licensed drivers in Florida must purchase a Personal Injury Protection (PIP) car insurance policy. After an accident, injured drivers turn to their PIP policy first before pursuing compensation elsewhere. This is based on Florida’s no-fault auto insurance laws. Your PIP policy covers up to 80% of your medical costs and 60% of lost wages, with…

How Do Car Accident Settlements Work?

If you are involved in a car accident, you will have to deal with the aftermath which often includes painful injuries, significant damages to your vehicle and other property, and the costs of replacement, rentals, and lost wages. Medical costs and lost wages will add up quickly, especially if you can’t return to work. This can…