The term “fender bender” is a colloquialism people use to refer to a seemingly small accident that causes minor injuries to the vehicles involved. But in legal terms, it’s an accident. And all accidents should be taken seriously. Even a minor bump that caused little damage to your car could…
South Florida Injury Lawyer Blog
No-Fault Insurance in Florida—Can I Sue for Pain and Suffering?
Florida is a no-fault insurance state, which means drivers must carry Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage to pay for their accident-related medical expenses, regardless of who was at fault in the accident. This no-fault system also restricts an injured party’s right to sue for pain and suffering. Injured victims can…
Medical Device Failures
Medical device failures occur more often than most people realize, and they can have catastrophic effects on the health of the individuals who were supposed to be helped by them. Lawsuits for medical device failures often fall under the category of product liability law. However, medical malpractice lawsuits often include…
Medical Malpractice and Equipment Failures
When we think of medical malpractice, we usually think of a doctor or other medical provider making a mistake, such as a negligent surgical error, negligence in treatment or diagnosis, and other such avoidable mistakes that can have long-term consequences for the patient. But some medical malpractice involves medical devices…
Do You Want Your Day in Court?
You’ve been injured in Florida by someone else’s negligence, whether due to a vehicle accident, a slip and fall, medical malpractice, or a product malfunction. You’re not happy with the settlement being offered, you’re rightfully angry, and you want your day in court. You think a judge will easily see…
Should You Reject an Insurance Company’s Offer in Your Case?
Insurance companies provide a very valuable service, and there are certainly many well-intentioned people who work for insurance companies, but the companies would not stay in business for long if they didn’t do their best to offer the least payout that they can get away with when it is time…
Rear End Car Accident in Florida
One of the most common types of car accidents is a rear-end car accident, which involves being hit from behind. Such accidents range from a “fender-bender” when someone doesn’t stop quickly enough at a stoplight to a very serious crash caused by a distracted driver in traffic. But even a…
How Long Does It Take to Get Compensated for Your Medical Bills in Florida?
When you have been hurt in an accident, medical care may begin immediately, and you may be worried about how you will pay your medical bills before you have received a financial settlement. At Quackenbush Law, our team works quickly to assess the situation, review all documentation and statements, advocate…
The Long-Term Consequences of Accident Injuries: How to Assess Future Damages
When you have been seriously injured in Florida due to an accident, product malfunction, or medical malpractice, your severe injuries may leave permanent damage impacting all areas of your life. At The Quackenbush Law Firm, we fight for you to ensure that you receive the compensation you deserve. I leave…
Your Insurance Policy Limit and Your Case
If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Florida and your expenses exceed your insurance policy limit, you may still be able to receive additional financial compensation for your injuries. However, you need an experienced personal injury attorney to help you. Our team is an expert in investigating every…