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Do Most Slip and Fall Cases Settle Out of Court?
The American Bar Association (ABA) notes that most personal injury cases (including slip and fall cases) settle out of court. Yet, you might file a lawsuit if the liable insurer refuses to settle or liability in general isn’t clear. If you’re unsure about which legal option to pursue, Meldon Law offers free consultations. During… Read More
What Is Premises Liability?
Premises liability is a set of laws that apply to slips, trips, falls, and other incidents that can happen on others’ property. After suffering injuries, you could file a claim with the property owner, manager, or occupier. Your legal options depend on your situation. If you were injured on another party’s property, you could… Read More
What to Do After a Slip and Fall Accident
Accidents are, by nature, unexpected–– as are the injuries that follow. It can be hard to think clearly in the succeeding moments when adrenaline and tensions run high. If you have been or are ever injured in a slip and fall accident, knowing what to do after the fall can offer much-needed reassurance. Also,… Read More
What to Know About HB 837
HB 837 completely transformed how the personal injury process works in Florida. This legislation, which took effect on March 24, 2023, shortens the civil statute of limitations, changes the state’s negligence law, and dictates how attorneys recover their fees. What exactly does this mean for you? It makes considering legal help more important than… Read More
What Are the Underage Drinking Laws in Florida?
Florida has state-specific laws regulating underage drinking and alcohol possession. It is especially important to grasp the complexities of the law and the consequences you may face if you or your kid is charged with underage drinking. State Penalties for Underage Drinking Alcohol is defined in Florida law as commercial beverages, such as cans… Read More
How Long Does a Personal Injury Lawsuit Take in Florida?
It is not possible to determine precisely how long any case will take, because every personal injury occurs under unique circumstances. While the statute of limitations in Florida gives you two years to file a lawsuit, this does not determine how long your case will take to resolve. If you or a loved one… Read More
What Should I Do If I Get Injured In An Accident With An Uber Driver
Uber and Lyft are rideshare services that many people use for various reasons. You’ve probably used one of these services at least once in your life, but have you ever thought about what you should do if you get injured in an accident with an Uber driver? It may seem like an unlikely event,… Read More
Multiple Slips And Falls Lead To Fraud Charges
Slip and fall accidents happen often, so when a person is involved in one, nobody bats an eye. But when a person falls four times in a seven-year period, it becomes suspicious. A 53-year-old man from Lauderhill was arrested in early July for a slip and fall incident that he reported in February 2020,… Read More
What Should I Do If An Insurance Adjuster Calls?
If you get in any kind of accident, you’re most likely going to want to take some time to heal and recover from your injuries. However, if your injuries are serious and you have decided to file an insurance claim, you’re probably going to have to deal with an insurance adjuster shortly after your… Read More
What Is A Deposition and How Do They Work
A deposition is a part of the discovery phase of a civil lawsuit where a person appears for a question and answer session so both sides can learn more about the case and develop strategies and responses for the opposing counsel’s arguments. It also preserves the witness’ testimony and allows both parties to learn… Read More
