A Florida attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a month. I'm sorry about your accident. I hope all involved are okay. A starting point could be to review the terms of your rental and what it covers in terms of property damage. Based on the facts the post, it isn't... View More

I assume you have made total disclosure to your insurance company of the facts. If not, you need to do so immediately. I'm guessing from your description that the unauthorized individual is attempting to receive the PIP benefits under your policy for payment of medical bills and/or is... View More

Yes, I think you have a claim. Your claim would be stronger if you took a picture to show that the cord was concealed or hidden from obvious view. However, that would not be indispensable for you to pursue a claim. You should retain an attorney on contingency fee here in central Florida, which... View More

You do have a claim for negligence. Medicaid will have a lien on the recovery, and generally in any personal injury case, the insurance carrier, medicaid or medicare have liens on the recovery. I think time is of the essence. Generally the homeowners insurance should provide some level of... View More

Yes, you have a case. If the cord was in a location where you couldn't reasonably expect it, or it wasn't clearly visible, this could be considered a hazardous condition that your friend was responsible for addressing. You definitely want to work with a premises liability attorney.... View More

If there's FAULT on your part, liability could potentially lie with both you [your business] and the landlord. Whether there's any potential court-finding of fault is an issue that would take a close examination of the facts and circumstances.

I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your son. Any time there is a death or serious bodily injury, you need to be represented by an attorney. Determining fault is key to your wrongful death claim. Your son could bear responsibility if he drove negligently. The friend might be liable for letting... View More

Well, I’m sorry to hear about the passing of your loved one and I extend my deepest condolences.

So from your facts, it’s ambiguous as to whether there was another car involved in this accident. The central question in this case is who caused the accident? If there was another vehicle... View More

It depends on (A) what you mean by "opposition" to an amended complaint (motion to dismiss?, answer and affirmative defenses?), and (B) which court you're in (State or Federal, and if in State, which level (small claim or a level above small claim?). I therefore suggest you post a... View More

No, it is unlikely that you could be held liable for having him on your insurance. Liability normally results from negligent action on the part of a driver, not co-insured such as you would be.

A Florida attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Yes, your concerns are valid. It would definitely be a good idea to consider a separate policy. A Florida attorney could advise definitively as to any state-specific laws, but as a general rule, the answer to your... View More

You need to follow the court order as you understand it. If it is ambiguous and there is a dispute then you have to go back to court. As long as you believe that you can justify your interpretation then do it and let the other party dispute it.

Speak with a local family lawyer for more... View More

A Florida attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for over a week. You have probably already been searching for attorneys. You could supplement your efforts with the "Find a Lawyer" tab above, which lists attorneys by region and practice area. You could also look into... View More

This is not a question, its a statement. Please ask a question with facts.

You will have to ask your attorney for copies, or you will have to contact the clerk of the court and request and pay for copies of the documents that you need.

Only a Florida attorney could advise, as a good portion of insurance and consumer laws are governed by state provisions. But your question remains open for three weeks. Until you're able to consult with a local attorney, you could check the backsides of any denials or EOBs - they sometimes... View More

This issue likely depends on the language of your insurance policy. First, ask the insurance co. to tell you which specific section of the policy applies. Then, to be certain of your rights, consult an elder law attorney.

A Florida attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a month. It could depend on how the insurance company handles it, but the short answer, without further details, is that most carriers generally limit the coverage to claims from assureds while a policy is in full force and... View More

Your post is not very clear. Apparently, your attorney hasn't responded to your communications. If you have the check, it's made out to you and your attorney, and your attorney endorsed it, there should be no problem with your depositing or cashing it.

Sorry to hear about your problems. Sounds like you need a product liability attorney. I recommend you contact several attorneys in your area that practice this type of law, as soon as possible. Thank you for using Justia ask a lawyer.