Florida Law

On average, construction accident settlements in Florida can range from $5,000 to $50,000 or up to $1 million in the severest cases. Many construction accidents are serious and leave workers severely injured or killed. An experienced attorney can evaluate the facts of the case and determine an appropriate settlement. Florida-Specific Laws Affecting Construction Accident Settlements …

In Florida, car insurance companies insure golf carts. This includes Allstate, Geico, Nationwide, Progressive, Safeco and State Farm. Only golf carts that run in public areas must be insured. However, even if you’re only using one on private property, getting insurance is still wise. Minimum liability coverage is required if you use the vehicle on …

Florida’s Wrongful Death Act allows victims of a person killed in a wrongful death matter to recover compensation for their losses. Although surviving family members are entitled to compensation in a wrongful death case, they cannot file a lawsuit. Florida law requires the victim’s personal representative to file on their behalf. Wrongful death is a …

Negligence per se occurs in Florida is when a person violates a statute or regulations and causes someone harm. If a person suffers injuries from someone else’s negligence, they can prove negligence per se. This involves proving certain elements to establish fault. It includes showing that the at-fault party caused the accident while violating a …

Some of the most common construction accidents in Florida are falls from heights, being struck by objects and electrocution to name a few. These incidents can involve many situations. Florida construction accidents can also occur when a worker suffers a slip, trip and fall or electrocution. Struck-by accidents and objects falling on top of construction …