Florida Law

Florida requires most employers to hold workers’ compensation insurance. Employers with at least four employees must carry workers’ compensation insurance. This includes small businesses and large corporations. Employers must offer workers’ compensation to cover employees who become injured or ill on the job. Not carrying this insurance can result in penalties and personal injury lawsuits …

In Florida, a Lyft accident settlement can range anywhere from a few thousand dollars to over $1 million. Most people injured in Lyft accidents recover about that range in compensation. However, the specific factors of an accident determine what the plaintiff recovers. If an accident occurs when the app is off, an injured victim can …

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 …