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If a person in Florida lets a family member, friend, or any other person to drive their car, they can be held responsible for any accidents caused by the driver. Known as the Dangerous Instrumentality Doctrine, the law places liability on the owner of a vehicle even when they were…

By Michael V. Baxter, Esq. Firm Partner As an attorney who has specialized in handling medical malpractice cases for 25 years, my practice is focused on pursuing justice for those who are victims of catastrophic medical malpractice. What is catastrophic medical malpractice? Catastrophic medical malpractice is harm caused by medical…

Did someone cross the line and leave you dealing with serious emotional fallout? Maybe they humiliated you in public, targeted you during a vulnerable time, or acted so outrageously that it left a lasting impact on your mental health. If the harm feels too serious to ignore, you could have…

Under Florida Statutes § 766.106, anyone planning to sue a health care provider for medical negligence has to complete a specific pre-suit process before taking the case to court. That process starts with a formal Notice of Intent to Initiate Litigation, but the real purpose runs deeper than sending paperwork….

In Florida, the statute of limitations for medical malpractice allows an injured person two years from the date they were injured to file a lawsuit against the provider that harmed them. All personal injury cases are subject to a timeframe, dictated by the statute of limitations. Once that statutory window…

When a truck accident upends your life, the attorney you choose can shape everything that follows—your settlement, your medical options, your ability to hold the right parties accountable. Not every personal injury lawyer is equipped to handle the complexity and pressure of a serious truck accident case. The best truck…