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A company vech (car lot stock unit) driven by an employee hits someone. Does the company's insurance pay or the employees insurance pay?
answered on Sep 5, 2013
That's kind of a loaded question. There are several different issues in play. Were there injuries? If so, to you or to other people? Who was at fault? Did both drivers have insurance? Without more facts, it's difficult to answer this question. I, as well as most attorneys, offer free... View More 
answered on Sep 5, 2013
In Florida, the statute of limitations on a typical automobile negligence case is 4 years.
Can I take my appliances from my home if I'm consenting to a foreclosure in Florida?
answered on Sep 5, 2013
If you've signed a consent agreement it may address these types of issues. Ultimately, it depends on whether the appliances are considered fixtures. A fixture is "permanently affixed" so that it becomes a part of the home. Some appliances fall into this category (think, dishwasher),... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2013
What do you mean by "turn his home over"? Are you looking at a quit claim deed that states "for ten dollars and other good and valuable consideration"? If so, that is typically standard language. The likelihood that the property was actually conveyed for $10 is very small. If... View More
(the unknown) get a separate summons by a server?
answered on Sep 5, 2013
Is this an eviction action after a foreclosure? Adding unknown tenants is standard operating procedure in a foreclosure action. A motion for writ of possession (the eviction proceeding after foreclosure) will typically also list the unknown tenants because the motion is a continuation of the... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2013
Can you provide some more information? Why do you think the suit is frivolous? What are the facts of the case? Are you asking whether you have an obligation to do something?
answered on Sep 5, 2013
It may be a violation of Florida Bar rules. The Bar restricts "fee splitting" between lawyers and non-lawyers.
answered on Sep 5, 2013
Without more information, this is a difficult question to answer. It may be that the injury sustained is not significant enough to warrant the time or effort required to pursue the municipality. Most attorneys will give you a free consultation on a personal injury action. At the end of the... View More
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