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Commonly Asked Personal Injury Questions From Users Near You

This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

What legal step should I make to sue a doctor for negligence?

James Peirce Kelaher
Answered by attorney James Peirce Kelaher (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Kelaher Law Offices, P.A.
Go to an attorney right away who is experienced in handling medical malpractice cases....it's far too complicated for even a personal injury attorney who is not skilled and experienced in handling medical malpractice cases. There are just too many hoops to jump through to succeed on your own.
Go to an attorney right away who is experienced in handling medical malpractice cases....it's far too complicated for even a personal injury attorney who is not skilled and experienced in handling medical malpractice cases. There are just too many hoops to jump through to succeed on your own.
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Why can't I find a lawyer to help me with a civil case

Answered by attorney Stephen Arnold Black
Personal Injury lawyer at The Law Office of Stephen A. Black
If this happened in a home you own, it’s generally difficult to bring a negligent security claim against a third party like a landlord or property manager. Those cases require proof that the property owner knew the crime was foreseeable and failed to take reasonable security steps, a theory that usually doesn’t apply to a single‑family home you control. Your main civil claim is typically against the perpetrators, or any third party who may be legally responsible for them through an employer employee or similar agency relationship. This platform doesn’t allow attorney solicitation, but you’re free to review the profiles of the lawyers who answer here and contact one of us prto see whether your situation supports a viable civil case under Florida law.
If this happened in a home you own, it’s generally difficult to bring a negligent security claim against a third party like a landlord or property manager. Those cases require proof that the property owner knew the crime was foreseeable and failed to take reasonable security steps, a theory that usually doesn’t apply to a single‑family home you control. Your main civil claim is typically against the perpetrators, or any third party who may be legally responsible for them through an employer employee or similar agency relationship. This platform doesn’t allow attorney solicitation, but you’re free to review the profiles of the lawyers who answer here and contact one of us prto see whether your situation supports a viable civil case under Florida law.
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Why is my lawyer telling me i need to go to court after the very first insurance offer was very low?

Answered by attorney Eli Kaplan
Personal Injury lawyer at Kaplan & Miller, P.A.
You need to sue the other driver if you can't get a fair settlement value from the insurance company.  Remember that the law in Florida requires you to prove a permanent impairment or disability from a motor vehicle accident in order to qualify for pain and suffering type damages. The likelihood of success in proving a permanent injury is much better if you suffered an objective injury.  That would be be something like a fracture, a disfigurement or a scar.  These injuries are clearly observable.  On the other hand, the likelihood of success is much lower in cases where there is only a subjective injury. That would be a situation where the evidence of injury is mostly your complaints of pain.  Most studies of verdicts in Florida show that juries find no permanent injury in over 80% of cases involving purely subjective complaints.  You need to speak to a personal injury trial attorney in your area to review the specifics of your situation.
You need to sue the other driver if you can't get a fair settlement value from the insurance company.  Remember that the law in Florida requires you to prove a permanent impairment or disability from a motor vehicle accident in order to qualify for pain and suffering type damages. The likelihood of success in proving a permanent injury is much better if you suffered an objective injury.  That would be be something like a fracture, a disfigurement or a scar.  These injuries are clearly observable.  On the other hand, the likelihood of success is much lower in cases where there is only a subjective injury. That would be a situation where the evidence of injury is mostly your complaints of pain.  Most studies of verdicts in Florida show that juries find no permanent injury in over 80% of cases involving purely subjective complaints.  You need to speak to a personal injury trial attorney in your area to review the specifics of your situation.
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