Before dismissal if possible: File a "Motion to Strike Scandalous Matter" under Florida Rule 1.140(f) identifying the false statements as irrelevant to the case. Try getting a joint statement with the other party. This is not something you typically want to do on your own so consider... View More

Law firms often direct clients to specific doctors who understand injury documentation needs for legal cases. They may worry outside doctors won't properly document your injuries or might affect your settlement value. However, Florida law protects your right to choose your own doctor. Should... View More

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For your State Farm policy email, keep it short and direct. Start with your claim number and accident date (January 14, 2025), then clearly request the bodily injury policy limits disclosure, noting they've accepted fault. Mention your documented injuries (herniated discs,... View More

Hi, sorry to hear about what you're going through

Firstly, I'd document all unsafe conditions, incidents of burns, and instances where you're asked to perform tasks outside your job description. It sounds like you've been doing that. Take photos if possible and keep... View More

Hi there, sorry about your mother's stroke and this troubling situation.

Unfortunately, a will generally can't override a deed, which makes this challenging. Gather all documentation and consult with an attorney quickly. A lis pendens is a legal notice that can be filed with the... View More

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In Florida after a hit-and-run, focus on your ongoing medical treatments. You should definitely get in touch with Morgan & Morgan, understand your PIP coverage (covers first $10,000 in medical expenses regardless of fault), and utilize uninsured motorist coverage if available.... View More

Hello. Unless you have severe injuries it is not likely worth a lawyer pursuing this case. There is no insurance for intentional acts, however, negligent training and supervision could provide coverage. But again, unless there is severe injuries this is not a case most lawyers will take.

Hello. There are several important questions that are needed in order to properly answer this. Question one what is your occupation to? And What paperwork did you submit to your insurance company?

A “greeter” at a Walmart, obviously needs to be in the store in order to greet visitors.... View More

Hello, first, I hope you are OK and uninjured. There is no such thing as full coverage. This is completely made up although people do use this term. There are many different types of insurance coverage, such as PIP, bodily injury, uninsured motorist coverage, collision coverage, and comprehensive... View More

Hello. For the corneal abrasion, you are talking about a products liability claim. You would have to show that the product was defective and unsafe in some type of way. If you have severe permanent damages and can't see out of that eye, then keep the iron and don't use it anymore. You... View More

Hello. For the litigious attorney in your office I would say that there are likely $0 in damages involved and if he were to file a lawsuit (which costs around $300+ depending on certain factors) the judge would probably award him $1 with what are called "nominal damages" to encourage you... View More

Sorry to hear you are going through this. You need to look at the lease agreement which is the controlling contract in this situation in order to resolve this.

This could be considered a part loan on behalf of the dealership. The problem is that the loan company could end up repossessing your vehicle if they feel you were a part of that fraud. You should consult with a “consumer law attorney” in your area before taking any action.

Wow, that is a tough situation. You would need to read your contract carefully to see what everyone’s rights and obligations are. If it doesn’t discuss deactivation in the contract then it is a definite “no”. You could probably file a lawsuit to get them to either remove the solar system... View More