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Posted on: . Category: Florida Law, Sexual Abuse
In Florida and elsewhere, any unwanted sexual advances, physical contact, comments or requests that make the person on the receiving end feel uncomfortable are considered sexual harassment. When this behavior occurs in the workplace, it makes for a hostile environment and is illegal. Understanding Sexual Harassment Sexual harassment can occur in the workplace and in …
Posted on: . Category: Florida Law, Personal Injury
A wrongful death attorney can charge anywhere from 33% to 40% of a client’s total settlement. Lawyers who take wrongful death cases work on a contingency fee basis and only get paid if you win. Defining Wrongful Death Lawsuits Wrongful death lawsuits are legal claims that can be taken when a person dies as a …
Posted on: . Category: Car Accident, Florida Law
In Florida, local law enforcement and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) are allowed to investigate accidents involving commercial trucks. The FMCSA’s goal is to ensure that all trucks are safe and that trucking companies follow all laws. Who Investigates Commercial Truck Accidents in Florida? In Florida, when a commercial truck accident occurs, both …
Posted on: . Category: Car Accident, Florida Law
Who is responsible for an Uber accident in Florida depends on the circumstances, but it could be the Uber driver or even the rideshare company itself. In most cases, if the driver has the app open and gets into an accident, they and Uber are liable. Understanding Uber Accidents in Florida When you want to …
Posted on: . Category: Florida Law, Wrongful Death
On average, a wrongful death homeowners insurance payout average in Florida is around $100,000 in general liability. Wrongful death settlements generally have higher payouts when homeowners insurance isn’t a factor. Understanding Homeowners Insurance Coverage in Florida Although Florida doesn’t make it illegal to not carry homeowners insurance, it’s best to have it to cover a …
